Diablo IV | Official Release Date Trailer

All Hell Breaks Loose 6.6.23.

Watch as Inarius, Archangel of The High Heavens, challenges Lilith, Daughter of Hatred.

[scottvalentine]

The sheer power of the angel landing was an amazing detail

[BoltPistol]

Inarius' descent was downright intimidating, lesser demons were just like "Please no". The voice is also a huge plus.

[red_bull]

The sound that Inarius creates at 1:17 is 417Hz. 417Hz commonly known for its ability to remove negative energy and undo negative happenings, cleansing. Every detail of this trailer is a true masterpiece!

[MikuriTsukihime]

I would love a full Diablo movie if it's made by the same team, they're amazing!

[ben-]

This is exactly what an angel in Diablo should be. People worship him, do battle in his and/or heaven's name, but they are ultimately, and in this case literally, beneath him. He's not leading the charge, rallying the troops, or helping some wounded soldier. He is there for Lilith. I get the sense that he's mostly using these people to help get to her. Exactly how I've always imagined angels should be here. Mysterious, awesome, self-serving, terrifying. It's actually perfect. Whatever happens with the game, Diablo lives tonight.

[TheSilentShane]

God the shot of the flesh peeling off the priestess' feet is just so gut wrenching. The cinematic team is truly incredible.

[creaturetransylvania]

I love the knight guys actually stayed in formation.
Not only good strategy but really shows the difference of a army of order verse's a army of chaos.

[swertooo]

I like how Inarius power is displayed as being so absolute the lesser demons are genuinely terrified and won't even think of attacking him even with their numbers and he has 0 fear of them thinking nothing of flying solo right into their back lines.

[MichalJerzyDygaszewicz]

There was an Cinematic where Lilith was Summoned, the announcing one, and I said that there was never better cinematic so far. Then they bring this one, and it is at least equal to previous one. Stunning.

[Jordan-obnz]

I've said it before, but I'll say it again: It is so wonderful to see the return of the incredible grimdark tone and intensity that defines Diablo's aesthetics. The new team of artists just get it, in the same vein old Blizzard North did.

[filipvadas]

I love that Inarius's wings are so bright that lesser demons are practically *blinded* by them

[sdswood]

I cant decide if it's the Arch-Angel Inarius' sheer power that the demons surrounding him are paralyzed by, or just that he is *bright* ... or the fact that he and Lilith are the mother and father of Sanctuary and Humanity itself, so they are just holding back. I like the idea of the two of them holding a level of significance on-par with the Prime Evils in the overall hierarchy, so your rank-and-file troops on either side of the eternal conflict would cower, knowing they stood zero chance. Interesting to see how that turns out.

[VicInCommentSection]

I was here for Diablo 1, 2, and 3, and now am here for 4.

[Ethan_Coble]

Both D4 cinematics are officially the best cinematics for any game I've ever seen... The atmosphere, the cinematography, the music... Unmatched.

[SuBSiN]

This is the first time in a very long time where I've come back to watch a trailer multiple times. So amazing

[blink_FPS]

i think this might be the most badass cinematic blizzard has ever done.

[kaeptn]

I like how realistic the character models and the lighting (especially the white glare) are looking!

[SizzleCorndog]

I like how they made Inarius feel like a giant magnet, from the way he flies, the way he lands, to the way lesser demons literally can't even be near him. Chef's kiss

[scourgeborne]

Art team and cinematic team are the only things that never let us down. Even though Blizzard is a pathetic shell of its former self the cinematics and world design are always amazing.

[MrGrimmjow]

Inarius launching himself right into the back lines and subjugating lower demons by only his presence was epic. He really is intimidating 😮