Check out the new cutscenes from the Diablo II remaster -apkrig

Already at the beginning of this week, we informed you that the beta of the expected remaster of the second Diablo will start from today at 7 pm. The developers talked about the content of the upcoming test, features that will not be available in beta, and promised, among other things, that players will be able to enjoy the redesigned cutscenes for the first time. These are part of the efforts of the developers from Vicarious Visions to graphically improve the whole experience, and fans were waiting for their appearance with great tension. In vivid memory, they had a fiasco associated with the remaster of Warcraft III, which was also to be modernized in this regard, but the plans fell through. Now, however, the situation is much different, and the developers, on the other hand, are proud of the new films in advance on YouTube. You can look at the introduction of the first and second act and enjoy the changes that improve the overall visual side, but largely retain the cut and, of course, the tone of the original animations.

As for the first sample, as demonstrated by a comparison video from the well-known YouTuber with the nickname Cycu1, the developers did not intervene in the editing at all and the movies are completely identical beyond the new graphics and minor changes. There are also very interesting details, such as the decoration of lamps or some parts of clothing or other more significant elements, which avid fans will certainly appreciate. After all, the two original videos on Diablo’s official channel garnered more positive reviews, and Diablo II: Resurrected seems to score comfortably, at least in this regard. The second video differs more from the original partition, for example, it changes the time of day during which Marius and Wanderer travel through the desert, but even this cutscene is processed mostly identically to fit the original dubbing, which is another thing that fans appreciate.

However, everyone is looking forward to the cutscene from the fourth act, in which Diablo will appear, but they will have to wait until the full version is released on September 23rd. Only the two mentioned acts and only five of the future seven classes of heroes are part of the beta starting today. The developers also explained that it would not be possible to upload their own saved position from the original game to the beta – although this option will be available after the release – and unfortunately confirmed that TCP / IP local multiplayer was abolished. It will be neither in beta nor in full play, because developers are afraid of a security risk to which they simply do not want to expose themselves unnecessarily.