While Diablo 4's credits do indeed include 9,167 names, that's not actually representative of the number of people who worked on the game. Audio-related roles are seemingly responsible for the largest headcount, at 2,464 people.Īs impressive as this number is, however, it's not entirely accurate. ("Stay a while and listen") /iWRJx4mGsY- MobyGames 🐳 JTo see this content please enable targeting cookies.Īccording to Diablo 4's MobyGames page, that number is broken down to 8,692 developers, and 475 thanks. MobyGames, a database that chronicles the names and roles of game developers over multiple disciplines, revealed (via Exputer) that Diablo 4's credits include over 9,000 people.ĩ,167 people were credited in the making of Diablo IV, a new record! It has a lengthy campaign that serves as an introduction to Diablo 4's many mechanics, establishes a bold new story, introduces new characters, and builds upon what came before - even if we would have liked it to have been a little more brave.īut how many people did it take to make such a massive game? The answer is, probably not 9,167! That figure is not random. The game takes place over a massive open world of different regions - each with their own struggles, politics, enemy factions and stories.
It's immediately clear to anyone who plays (or keeps up with) Diablo 4 that it's the biggest Diablo game Blizzard made.
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