as it joins Overwatch 2 on Valve's bespoke digital games distribution platform. But, unlike Overwatch 2,
, had granted players the liberty to dive straight into the action without any purchase, thanks to its zero-cost model on Steam, Diablo 4 finds itself with a different predicament.
Those who have already treaded the tumultuous landscapes and fought with Lilith in Diablo 4 on other platforms might be looking to carry their journey forward on Steam. The silver lining here is the cross-save functionality the game offers. All you need to do is link the Steam version to your Battle.net account to continue your progress without any hitches. However, this convenience does come with a catch. Players will have to shell out funds to buy the Steam version of the latest Diablo game even if they have already ventured deep into the game on a different platform. But, for those who invested in the Ultimate Edition of the game, the financial burden gets somewhat alleviated. Once unlocked, all extras linked to this edition are permanently linked to your account, saving you from repurchasing them.


