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Diablo isn’t a franchise known for frequent new releases, with only five games in 30 years, but that could change in the future.
In an interview with Variety, Diablo 4 executive producer and VP Gavian Whishaw teased Blizzard is looking to release more than five Diablo games in the next 30 years. While Whishaw dodged a question about whether a new entry in the series could be announced at BlizzCon 2026 in September, he did talk about Blizzard’s long-term plan for the franchise.
“It’s kind of complicated when you’re talking about titles that have been around for 20 years and people are still dedicated to and still playing and still going to get excited about new content,” Whishaw said. “I’ll say at a high level, I think over 30 years of Diablo, we’ve done five titles. So I would hope that over the next 30 years we do a few more than that, maybe we get some out faster.”
The interview comes after Blizzard recently held a Diablo 30th Anniversary Spotlight presentation, one that revealed a new class coming to Diablo 2, Diablo 4, and Diablo Immortal and more details about what to expect from Diablo 4’s upcoming second expansion, Lord of Hatred.
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