Without official announcement of Blizzard Entertainmentit is an Indonesian classification body which has just set fire to the powder around Diablo 4 on Nintendo Switch 2. A sheet of theIGRS mentions the extension Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred on “Nintendo Switch”, suggesting that one of the biggest games of 2023 is finally preparing to land on the future Nintendo console.
For the record, Diablo IV was never released on the Nintendo Switch current. The idea of a late port on a machine at the end of its life therefore seems unlikely, especially when the new console is designed to accommodate more third-party blockbusters. The question becomes obvious: what exactly would Blizzard be preparing for Switch 2 players around the release of Lord of Hatredexpected on April 28, 2026 on PC, PlayStation and Xbox?
Diablo 4 Switch 2: what does the Indonesian leak really reveal?
The leak comes from a security breach of theIGRSthe Indonesian classification system, whose API revealed an entry for Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred. The sheet mentions “Nintendo Switch” as a platform, alongside PC, PlayStation and Xbox, and describes major content whose release is scheduled for April 28, 2026, as elsewhere in the world. The organization does not always distinguish between console generations, many observers see it in reality as a disguised mention of the Nintendo Switch 2.
Nintendo Switch 2: why Diablo 4 Lord of Hatred would be a huge AAA reinforcement
For the future Nintendo Switch 2to recover Diablo 4 right at the time of Lord of Hatred would be a strong signal. Released on June 6, 2023, the hack and slash of Blizzard Entertainment signed the biggest launch in the studio’s history and quickly rose to be one of the best-selling games of the year. The expansion brings a new campaign facing Mephistothe Skovos region, two additional classes including the Paladin, an overhaul of the endgame and also integrates Vessel of Hatredideal for offering a complete edition on a hybrid console.
Diablo 4 on Nintendo Switch 2: what are the sequels for players?
This ranking is part of an already busy timeline around Diablo 4 on Nintendo Switch 2. From 2025, the insider eXtas1s was talking about a port in development, before a leaked lineup listed the game alongside heavyweights like Cyberpunk 2077 Or Hades 2. More recently, Rod Fergusson indicated that the console’s hardware was powerful enough and that the real challenge came from the always-online live service model. With the IGRS, it is the first time that an official trace links the license to a modern Nintendo platform, already used to Diablo III And Diablo II Resurrected.