Despite the best efforts of the players and a slew of poorly photoshopped screenshots, it was later confirmed that this was just playground talk.
Their reasoning? A heap of data-mined evidence that points towards an elaborately hidden cow level, lying in wait to be discovered.īut, to fully appreciate this eccentric saga, let's revisit the origins of the Cow Level first.įollowing the release of the first Diablo game way back when, the rumors of a hidden cow-filled level took flight, fueled by the existence of a clickable cow in Tristram, the game's main hub area.
Though the Diablo general manager, Rod Fergusson, categorically stated that there isn't one, due to the game's serious tone, an army of dedicated players is convinced that Blizzard is pulling another prank. If video game developers ever need a lesson on how to make their players go on a wild goose hunt (or, in this case, a mad cow chase), then look no further than Blizzard Entertainment.Īfter welcoming the massively successful release of Diablo 4, which has been well-received by critics and audiences alike, Blizzard is now stringing fans along by denying that a Secret Cow Level exists in the game only to hint at its existence, even going as far as to leave in-game items that may or may not bring players to a pocket world filled with demonic bovines.Īnd, while it's easy to believe that this obsession isn't grounded in reality, there's actually enough evidence to prove that a Secret Cow Level is in Diablo 4, or, at the very least, is being planned to be added to the game. Even if Blizzard Entertainment didn't add a Secret Cow Level to Diablo 4, we're pretty sure it's thinking about doing it post-launch now.
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