The game is over 20 years old, and the longtime Diablo II community is ravenous and heavily entrenched in decades of eccentricities and quirks. So, when we first sat down with the intent of modernizing one of the most beloved ARPGs of all time, we knew there was work to do from all angles. To illustrate the D2R team’s philosophy around making the Burning Hells a more welcoming destination for everyone, we invited design and UX accessibility lead Drew McCrory to share his insights. Visually, the remastered aesthetic brings the classic game into stunning high-resolution to take advantage of the latest hardware, but we also wanted to identify ways to provide a smoother and more accessible gameplay experience to as many people as possible. That can’t be better demonstrated than by our efforts on Diablo II: Resurrected.
One of Blizzard’s priorities is to always look for ways to iterate and improve the entertainment experiences we create for our players. The journey to resurrecting Diablo® II as the modern incarnation releasing this September has been a challenging and rewarding endeavor.
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