Diablo fans who want to try out the new remaster Diablo 2: Resurrected but haven’t decided whether they’d like to purchase it yet can earn themselves a beta drop by watching Twitch this weekend.
Blizzard announced on Thursday that fans can score themselves entry to the early access open beta of the game by watching more than 2.5 hours of Diablo 2 Twitch streams between Aug. 13, 1pm CT and Aug. 14, 3pm CT.
If you want your chance to get a code, you’ll need to make sure that your Battle.net account is linked to your Twitch, and simply watch broadcasts of the game until you receive a drop on the notification tab.
These codes will only be available to players on PC, and not for other platforms. But when the open beta phase launches on Aug. 20, you’ll be able to try it out on all consoles outside the Nintendo Switch.
The early access phase of the Diablo 2 beta will run from Aug. 13 to 16, with the open beta for all players running a week later from Aug. 20 to 22.
If you won’t be around to try Diablo 2: Resurrected out through one of these methods over the next week, the launch on Sep. 23 isn’t too long of a wait.
Correction Aug. 13 4.55am CT: A previous version of this article wrote that early access would not be available for consoles. This is incorrect. Early access on console is available to those who pre-order, just not via Twitch drops. We regret this error.
