This location is perhaps in Scosglen, based on the appearance of the tombstone in the cinematic, but that’s neither here nor there for now. The first people we see are a group of what certainly appears to be treasure hunters - not mighty Nephalem or other heroes, but straight up seekers for gold who have chosen an old church in the middle of nowhere to dig a shaft into a deep underground tomb or temple. If you haven’t seen it before this article won’t make much sense, and even if you have seen it, it’s worth rewatching to refresh your memory.Īn group of treasure hunters driven by greed The Diablo 4 live-action trailer was launched in over 20 different countries, and in the US, will also be shown on TV.Before we get started, you should watch the cinematic above.

With a gripping story that interweaves emotion and humanity into the game’s characters, the promotional film takes viewers on a journey of destruction at the hands of Lilith, the Blessed Mother determined to rule over Sanctuary once more. Set in the dark world of Sanctuary–a realm that has been besieged by horrific monsters while the High Heavens and the Burning Hells wage destructive battles against each other–Saviors Wanted captures the immersive and dark world that the series is known for and delivers the kind of cinematic drama that exists within the game. As if the game needed more hype, Blizzard Entertainment has revealed a new Diablo 4 live-action trailer, and it’s even directed by an Oscar winner!ĭirector Chloe Zhao (Nomadland) and co-director Kiku Ohe team up to release this new trailer titled “Saviors Wanted” which gives a look at how the regular people of Sanctuary are affected by the ongoing war between angels and demons.

Diablo 4 character trailer