Diablo IV is now available on Nintendo Switch 2 through the Diablo IV: Age of Hatred Collection. Blizzard confirmed the port during BlizzCon 2026, ending a long period of rumors, and released it on September 15, 2026 alongside the new Season of Hell’s Legacy.
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For Switch 2 owners deciding whether to buy in, the key point is simple: this is the complete Diablo IV story package released so far, not just the original game.
Price and what is included
The Age of Hatred Collection costs $69.99 / €69.99 / £62.99. It includes:
- Diablo IV
- Vessel of Hatred expansion
- Lord of Hatred expansion
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That means new players can start with the base campaign and continue into both expansions without buying them separately. Blizzard describes the bundle as spanning multiple campaigns, including the regions of Nahantu and Skovos.
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Digital and physical availability
The collection is listed digitally on the Nintendo Switch 2 eShop.
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A retail box has also appeared at stores, but reports indicate it is a code-in-box product rather than a physical game card. Buyers who specifically want a cartridge should check the package listing before purchasing, as the physical format was not initially confirmed by Blizzard or Nintendo.
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Switch 2 only—not for the original Switch
This is a Nintendo Switch 2 release. Diablo IV did not come to the original Nintendo Switch, so it is not a backward-compatible Switch title; Switch 2 is its Nintendo console debut.
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Switch 2 features and control options
The port uses several Switch 2-specific options:
- Touchscreen controls for most menus, the map, and inventory
- HDR support
- USB mouse and keyboard support with compatible peripherals
- Cross-platform play and cross-progression
- GameChat support, controller rumble, accessibility features, and multiple performance options
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There is one notable limitation: Joy-Con 2 mouse functionality is not supported. That is different from USB mouse support; players who want pointer-style controls will need to connect a compatible USB mouse and keyboard instead.
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Launch timing: Season of Hell’s Legacy
The Switch 2 release landed with Season of Hell’s Legacy, which Blizzard began rolling out on September 15 at 9:30 a.m. PT. The season is part of Diablo’s 30th-anniversary celebration and brings back the Prime Evils, alongside Deckard Cain, anniversary rewards, and gear inspired by the series’ history.
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Why the release matters
Diablo IV’s Switch 2 launch gives Nintendo players access to Blizzard’s live-service action RPG in a package that already includes its two expansions. It was also one of the prominent releases in a crowded eShop week that included titles such as Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave and Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter.
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Blizzard’s confirmation at BlizzCon makes the significance clearer than the earlier leaks: Switch 2 players are getting a current, expansion-inclusive version of Diablo IV, with cross-platform features designed to keep progress connected across supported platforms.
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