Blizzard Entertainment has announced that the Gauntlet, Diablo 4's much-anticipated endgame dungeon, will be part of the game's mid-season update on March 5. This feature, which bears similarities to Diablo 3's Greater Rifts, will be available to players who have reached World Tier 4, with monster levels surpassing level 100. Players will have an eight-minute window to kill monsters and open chests, with Proofs of Might determining their score and performance rewarding them one of four weekly Seals. Rewards include a Cache of Trials, with higher scores yielding better loot.

The update also reintroduces Vampiric Powers from Season 2 as Legendary Aspects and includes class balance updates tailored for the Gauntlet's challenges. Additionally, Diablo 4 will join Game Pass on March 28 and will receive a ray tracing update for PC within the same period, despite previous concerns from Season of the Construct.

What does the Gauntlet in Diablo 4 entail?

The Gauntlet in Diablo 4 is a timed dungeon where players must defeat as many enemies and open as many chests as possible within eight minutes to earn Proofs of Might, contributing to their score for weekly Seals and loot rewards.

Diablo 4, developed by Blizzard Entertainment, is the latest installment in the acclaimed Diablo series. The franchise is known for its action-packed gameplay, dark fantasy setting, and extensive characters customization. With Diablo 3 releasing back in 2012, fans eagerly awaited the fourth iteration. Diablo 4 aims to expand the series' narrative and gameplay mechanics, with the addition of features like the Gauntlet providing endgame content for players seeking to challenge themselves and test the limits of their in-game builds. This new content update signifies Blizzard’s commitment to supporting the title with fresh and engaging gameplay experiences post-launch.