Diablo 1

Fancy a quick trip down memory lane? Give this a shot.

David Brevik, Max Schaefer, Erich Shaefer, Travid Baldree, Chris Wilson, and Eric Oloffson share their thoughts on the state of genre.

Here’s what happened when in the world of Diablo with this nifty historical timeline image.

Missing out on Diablo lore? Check out this Legends and Lore bundle.

An update from the PureDiablo team as we head towards launch.

We’ve got another special guest this week. It’s our final show of 2022!

Matt Householder, Matt Uelmen, and Jay Wilson discuss their work on Diablo in this retrospective panel. Morhaime’s hand in closing Blizzard north, the auction house, and more are discussed.

This week the team discusses some of the worst aspects of the Diablo franchise. Do you agree with their choices?

Episode 2 of The Diablo Podcast digs into the lore of the Diablo franchise and what could be coming in Diablo 4.

The Diablo Podcast is back. Join HCXanth, Neinball, and Rush to discuss all the recent developments in all the Diablo games. We’re back!

A new version of the DIablo 1 mod now comes with Android support and much, much more.

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Most of you who read the site know the story of Diablo and how it came to be. However, it’s always interesting to hear how the game was created directly from the Blizzard North developers. Ars Technica pinned down David Brevik to talk about the origins of Diablo 1 and Diablo 2.

Yesterday IGN posted a snippet of a longer interview with Max Schaefer and Matt Uelmen. In that snippet, they talked about the rumoured Diablo remaster. A longer version of that interview is now available for your viewing pleasure.

It’s that time of year again, summer sales are underway and first up it’s the GOG Summer Sale. There’s are discounts on over 3000 games and thankfully there’s a discount on the original Diablo and Hellfire.

Well, here we are, folks. The final episode our Diablo 1 playthrough. Lazarus has been vanquished and there’s only one more challenge and that’s Diablo himself. We’ve endured the catacombs, the caves, and now hell itself. We’ve made stupid mistakes, we’ve sworn at the game and each other, and we’ve rejoiced at finding great loot. Now it’s time for the final showdown.

We’re getting close to taking down the big guy but there’s still the tricky job of dealing with Lazarus. In this part of our complete Diablo 1 playthrough, Elly and I finally reach hell where things are getting heated.

Diablo 1 cave levels beckon in this episode which means new monsters and new a new tileset. The Catacombs took longer than we’d expected but the dank stink of the caves was a breath of fresh air after the waves of goatmen.

Having recently completed Diablo 1 again as part of our ongoing playthrough series I am right in the classic Diablo zone at the moment. I was pleased to see a remake of the original Diablo 1 trailer created by Bence Monori appear. Bence is a graphic designer at indie game studio Forbidden Realms Studio. This new trailer even comes with new scenes.

With the Skeleton King disposed of, we decide to head deeper into Diablo 1 and finally make our way onto a new tileset. Next up is the catacombs with their tighter corridors, locked doors, and annoying monsters.

The Diablo 1 adventure continues today with the third part of our playthrough. After disposing of the butcher and running around in circles a lot, it’s time for the Skeleton King. For some reason, we thought he would be easy to take down after the Butcher.

Part 1 of yesterday’s adventures in the world of Diablo 1 with Elly and I left us ready for the Butcher. Part 2 is now available for your viewing pleasure. Well, we hope it’s pleasurable.

With the recent launch of PureDiablo, Rush and I decided that 20 years was a long enough gap for playing Diablo 1 and we should venture back into the depths. Neither of us have played it in all that time so going back was a little like playing it for the first time. It’s amazing how much you forget about the dungeons, monsters, items, and how the game mechanics functioned. Watch us revisit the game in this multipart series.

Welcome to the Diablo Downloads page. Diablo 1 and Diablo 2 have some useful and game-changing files that can be used to enhance the game or make life easier for players on modern PCs.