In Australia, Diablo IV typically runs about AUD $50–$110 new depending on platform and whether you catch a sale; Deluxe and Ultimate editions can creep to around $90–$140.
Second-hand discs usually sit roughly $25–$60, with collector bits nudging higher if someone’s feeling especially proud of their cupboard clutter.
Digital stores run seasonal discounts, so waiting a week can save you enough for a cheeky kebab and a health potion.
Prices swing with promos and bundles, so check the edition contents (expansions, cosmetics, battle pass perks) before you click buy.
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