In addition to there being no couch co-op, there is no local co-op via LAN connection in Diablo 2: Resurrected, nor true local play between multiple Nintendo Switch consoles using the same connection. Diablo 2 co-op parties can only be comprised of users on the same platforms, as the game currently doesn't feature crossplay (though Blizzard may implement crossplay in Diablo 2 in the future).

Players can select between public and private lobbies, enabling matchmaking with strangers or playing exclusively with friends. The online co-op parties of Diablo 2: Resurrected allow for a maximum of eight players. Related: Diablo 2: Resurrected Faces Server Instability & Missing Characters Players can also enjoy remastered cutscenes, experiencing Diablo 2's story in a richer, more detailed way. Still, players who want a classic experience can toggle original Diablo 2's basic 2D sprites. While the remaster left major game systems and mechanics intact, it delivers a complete graphical overhaul. Diablo 2: Resurrected is a remake of Diablo 2 and its Lord of Destruction expansion, originally released in 20.

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