Afterward, the Curse of Tristram mod can be found in StarCraft 2's custom game section, branded as StarCraft 2 Arcade. In order to play the Curse of Tristram mod, players will need to download the free version of StarCraft 2 on Blizzard's app.

They explain that continuing to expand the project is also making it that much harder to work on, so limiting it to just Act 1 is beneficial overall.

The modder says that it's due in part to rumors regarding Diablo 2's remake and otherwise due to the difficulty involved with working on the StarCraft 2 engine. Development of Curse of Tristram will be stopping. The sad side of today's Curse of Tristram announcement is that it's also the end of the project. RELATED: Diablo 2 Developer Thinks Remake Would Be a Different Game It sounds a lot like exactly what Diablo fans might want to keep them distracted until there's further Diablo news. The modder also added a variety of new features, new items, and even hosts weekly multiplayer events on 's servers. It features Normal, Nightmare, and Hell difficulties, allowing players a range of challenging content to explore. The Curse of Tristram mod utilizes the StarCraft 2 engine to remaster and remake the first act of Diablo 2. A new update for the fan-made Curse of Tristram mod of Diablo 2, made in the StarCraft 2 engine, has just been issued. For Diablo fans unwilling to wait until Blizzard is ready to release a new game, however, there's something else to consider. And there are still rumors swirling about a Diablo 2 remaster or remake, as well.

It's been months since the last news regarding Diablo 4's development was shared. BlizzCon Online is just a week away and no one is more excited than fans of the Diablo franchise.

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