The Diablo II: Resurrected price is temporarily lower on PlayStation, as Blizzard has set Season 15 to launch on August 21, 2026. The Infernal Edition currently costs €27.99 on PS4 and PS5, down from its usual €39.99. The discount ends on August 12, 2026 at 22:59 UTC, nine days before the next Ladder begins. Also check the latest video game news to follow the next season details.
Key points
- Diablo II: Resurrected Ladder Season 15 will begin on August 21, 2026, with patch 3.3.
- The Infernal Edition is available for €27.99 instead of €39.99 on the French PlayStation Store, a 30% discount lasting until August 12, 2026 at 22:59 UTC.
- The edition includes Diablo II: Resurrected, Lord of Destruction and the Reign of the Warlock downloadable content.
- The game is available on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch.
PlayStation cuts the price by 30%
The Infernal Edition is listed at €27.99 on the French PlayStation Store. The listing shows a regular price of €39.99, representing a 30% discount. The offer applies to the PS4 and PS5 versions and remains valid until August 12, 2026 at 22:59 UTC, unless the store changes the offer.
The promotion arrives shortly before Season 15 begins on August 21, with patch 3.3 at the center of the new race to level 99. Buying during the discount makes it possible to prepare a character for the next Ladder without paying for separate access to the season. Blizzard does not present the season as a paid expansion.
What the Infernal Edition includes
The PlayStation listing is for Diablo II: Resurrected – Infernal Edition. It brings together the Diablo II remaster, the Lord of Destruction expansion and the Reign of the Warlock content. The latter adds the warlock class, new items, runewords and high-level challenges.
The package is therefore broader than the original remaster released in 2021. The current version offers eight classes, co-op for up to eight players and several modernized systems. The loot filter, specialized stashes and the Chronicle address long-standing irritations without turning the game into a miniature Diablo IV.
On Steam, the same Infernal Edition is listed at €39.99 at the time of verification. The PlayStation Store therefore offers the most attractive price among the listings checked. This comparison is limited to the prices visible in France on August 7, as stores can change their offers by region.
Players who already own Diablo II: Resurrected should check the listing for the Reign of the Warlock downloadable content. Buying the complete edition may not be necessary in their case. The promotion is mainly aimed at newcomers who want to start with all the available content.
Platforms and online requirements
Diablo II: Resurrected is available on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch. The PC version is now available on Battle.net and Steam. However, the Steam listing requires a Battle.net account, even when the purchase is made through Valve's store.
Cross-progression makes it possible to find characters on supported platforms, provided players own the appropriate license and link their accounts. The game also maintains an important separation between offline and online characters. Characters created offline cannot join the Ladder.
On PlayStation, a PS Plus subscription is required for online play. The game is not included with the subscription: the commercial listing presents the Infernal Edition as a separate purchase, then specifies that PS Plus is required to face Hell with other players.
For the exact conditions, the PlayStation listing for the Infernal Edition remains the most useful reference for French players. The official Steam page confirms the observed PC price and the requirements linked to the Battle.net account.
Season 15 is a Ladder reset, not a preorder
Season 15 is not available for preorder. Diablo II: Resurrected is already available, and August 21 marks the Ladder reset. Players will create a new seasonal character, climb the leaderboards and start again with a separate economy.
Blizzard is announcing Season 15 alongside patch 3.3. The announcement mainly invites the community to examine the differences introduced by the update. It does not yet confirm a new class, an additional expansion or a complete overhaul of the game. This restraint matters after the recent arrival of the warlock and Reign of the Warlock.
Older characters do not disappear at the end of a season. As with previous Ladders, they join the non-seasonal group. Shared stash content moves into withdrawal-only tabs. Items must nevertheless be retrieved before the replacement planned for the following season.
Is the discount worth considering?
For a player who has been waiting for the right moment, the discount is favorable: it lowers the entry price on console, and the August 21 date provides an immediate goal. There is still enough time to finish the campaign, learn the resistance system and prepare a first build before the race.
Our take: a useful discount, but no new adventure announced
The comparison with Season 14 shows deliberate continuity. Blizzard is keeping the classic Diablo II: Resurrected structure: four Ladder variants, a race to level 99 and an economy that starts from zero. The main difference is patch 3.3, announced for Season 15. Unlike Reign of the Warlock, this communication promises neither a new class nor a new campaign. It looks more like a foundational adjustment aimed at regular players than a major shift comparable to Diablo IV's ambitions.
The PlayStation offer is worth considering if the goal is to play on PS4 or PS5 from August 21. It is less relevant for an existing owner who already has the remaster and expansion. In that case, the real issue is not the game's price but the concrete content of patch 3.3. Waiting for the detailed notes could prevent an unnecessary purchase. The season remains free for players who already own the game.
Details expected before August 21
The Blizzard announcement confirms the date, but it does not yet provide every detail useful to French players. The exact European time, any balance changes and the full list of adjustments will have to be read in the final notes. The community will be looking especially to see whether patch 3.3 truly opens up new builds or merely fixes the weak points of the previous season.
Three points still to watch
- What time will Season 15 start in France? The answer will make it possible to prepare the download and avoid the first queues.
- Which patch 3.3 changes will remain until launch? Their content will determine class viability and opening choices in the race to level 99.
- Will the Infernal Edition price also drop on PC or Xbox? This information could change the best platform for newcomers.
Blizzard's next communication should therefore carry more weight than the schedule alone. To follow these developments, visit our news section and our gaming articles. Season 15 is approaching, but the patch will determine its real appeal.
FAQ about the Diablo II: Resurrected price and purchase
How much does the Infernal Edition cost?
On the French PlayStation Store, the Infernal Edition costs €27.99 instead of €39.99, with a 30% discount until August 12, 2026 at 22:59 UTC.
What does this edition contain?
The Infernal Edition includes Diablo II: Resurrected, Lord of Destruction and Reign of the Warlock. Game owners should check the downloadable content separately.
Is the game included in a subscription?
The PlayStation listing checked presents the game as a separate purchase. PS Plus is required only for online play on PlayStation.
Do I need to buy it before Season 15?
On PS4 and PS5, the current promotion is already attractive, but it ends on August 12. Season 15 will then begin on August 21 with patch 3.3.
To keep following the story, also read our article on Diablo Immortal celebrating its 30th anniversary with the King's armor.
Verified sources
These links can be used to verify the key information used in this article.
- news.blizzard.com: Blizzard News, published on 2026-08-07: official announcement of Ladder Season 15 on August 21 and patch 3.3; priority radar topic with a score of 999 and very high FR/EN search potential.
- store.playstation.com: French PlayStation Store, offer observed on 2026-08-07: Infernal Edition for PS4/PS5 at €27.99 instead of €39.99, a 30% discount ending on 2026-08-12 at 22:59 UTC; direct source for the price, edition and region.
- store.steampowered.com: Steam, official listing dated 2026-02-11 and consulted on 2026-08-07: Infernal Edition at €39.99 on PC, with a Battle.net account required and Reign of the Warlock included.
- news.blizzard.com: Blizzard Launch Guide, published on 2021-09-21 and consulted on 2026-08-07: supported platforms, Ladder modes, online progression and how seasonal characters work.
