The most recent update we have recorded for Diablo IV is "An emergency Diablo 4 update makes the Mythic changes we all wanted last week", published 17 July 2026. 6 updates are listed below, newest first, with the developer's own notes.
An emergency Diablo 4 update makes the Mythic changes we all wanted last week
New Diablo 4 patch notes have removed the crafted Mythic Unique cap, and increased Corrupted Reaper drops, with more changes coming soon. Read the full story on PCGamesN: An emergency Diablo 4 update makes the Mythic changes we all wanted last week
New Diablo 4 patch notes make Mythics easier to get, so hold your turn-ins for now
Diablo 4 patch 3.1.1 will increase seasonal payouts and make Mythic Uniques easier to attain, but is otherwise a slightly shallow update. Read the full story on PCGamesN: New Diablo 4 patch notes make Mythics easier to get, so hold your turn-ins for now
Valve fixed Diablo IV on Linux / SteamOS via Proton Hotfix
Blizzard broke Diablo IV on Linux / SteamOS machines with the Season 14 update, but Valve have now fixed it themselves in Proton Hotfix. Read the full article here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/07/valve-fixed-diablo-iv-on-linux-steamos-via-proton-hotfix/
Diablo IV Developer Update - Season 14 | June, 2026
Our next livestream begins on June 23, 2026 at 11:00 AM PT and offers an in-depth look at the new content and updates coming with the Season of Death Awakening. Tune in to learn more about the Season of Death Awakening, including the seasonal quest, a familiar adversary, and a new Seasonal Lair boss. Major updates include the new Mythic Uniques item quality, class balancing, and the official launch of the Tower. We’ll also reveal details on quality-of-life changes such as Party War Plans, Solo Self Found, crafting upgrades, and higher currency caps. There will be a Q&A section at the end of the stream for you to ask questions directly to the team.
New Diablo 4 patch notes stamp out 'infinite goblin' War Plans exploit
Blizzard has released its next Diablo 4 patch notes, which solve a range of gripes blocking quest progression and incorrectly restricting rewards across the action RPG. The new update also takes aim at a few cheeky tricks with War Plans that could be used to spawn effectively infinite loot goblins at a time, or continuously fight the Amalgam of Rage over and over. It shuts down some other notable exploits along the way, and corrects tooltips in the wake of an earlier fix for Ball Lightning Sorcerers. Read the full story on PCGamesN: New Diablo 4 patch notes stamp out 'infinite goblin' War Plans exploit
A big new Diablo 4 patch buffs everyone with bug fixes, and solves War Plans frustrations
Blizzard has released Diablo 4 patch notes for its next update, and while the vast majority of the list are bug fixes, many of them will result in welcome buffs across the entire roster of the action RPG. There are hundreds of lines of changes to dig through, so it's worth checking to see if anything that might have been affecting your chosen build is included, whether you're running with the newcomers Paladin and Warlock, or sticking to an old favorite. There are also some handy upgrades for trading and War Plans on the table. I've picked out the most notable details from Blizzard's long and convoluted Lord of Hatred changelog. Read the full story on PCGamesN: A big new Diablo 4 patch buffs everyone with bug fixes, and solves War Plans frustrations RELATED LINKS: An easy Diablo 4 Horadric Cube trick lets you protect your best rolls while crafting Even Diablo 4 Lord of Hatred's blue items are selling for billions, thanks to Horadric Cube crafting Diablo 4 update removes Lord of Hatred's loot-snatching portals, with War Plans fixes to come
Patch notes are the developer’s own words, quoted and linked back to the original.
Sale and marketing announcements are filtered out.
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When was Diablo IV last updated?
17 July 2026, with "An emergency Diablo 4 update makes the Mythic changes we all wanted last week".
Where do these patch notes come from?
The developer's own announcements, published through Steam. We filter out sale and marketing posts and keep the changelogs, and we link back to the original for each one.