There were several points where I and my partner both went on a 50+ kill streak. I can’t even tell you how many times I was in a narrow hallway as a literal horde of demons came my way. While it was the customary eye in the sky as your characters work through the evil minions, Blizzard ramped up the amount of minions you would fight. The gameplay, on the other hand, absolutely was not! I couldn’t get enough of it. Considering how much time and effort was spent incorporating the lengthy history of Sanctuary into the game, I guess I wanted something a little more in depth from the story department but it was a bit lacking. Pretty much anything referenced is about the other games or something in the world’s history that you would’ve learned in the other games, so unless you’re up to snuff on Diablo legends (I’m not), things might get… confusing. Of course, there was an infinite amount of lore in the game. Anyone familiar with other action-RPG’s can pretty well play out the entire story line simply with those words, which I was disappointed in considering how long it’s been since Diablo II.
The storyline itself is surprisingly pretty by the books hero vs evil, battles, meet allies, bigger evil, and conclusion. The story follows your hero as he tries to defeat the last of the Evils of Hell and rid the world of demons forever. I’m a big fan of the action-RPG style and have wasted many hours on Diablo II, so I was pleasantly surprised at the ease in which I was able to slip into the console version of the sequel. Basically, everything I wanted from a Diablo game. With that in mind, the gameplay is the same as it is on the PC locked camera, multiple characters on screen, massive amounts of death and destruction, so on and so forth. I personally haven’t sat down with the PC version of the game, but as I worked my way through the MASSIVE game, not once did I see any bugs or issues in the many, many, many hours I logged on it. Usually in port version of games, there tend to be some issues in the transfer, but this game seems to have avoided them. As evil threatens the world, you must band together with your allies and stop the destruction of not only your world, but the heavens as well.ĭiablo III was ported over from its PC version that was released back in 2012.
It’s a good thing you’re one of the heroes and can set things right. Picking up 20 years after Diablo II, the third game in the franchise drops you back into the world of Sanctuary as angels and demons continue to wage war as humanity stands in the middle. The original game comes with the ‘Reaper of Souls’ DLC and it is something to dive into.
Diablo III, the long anticipated sequel, has finally come to current gen consoles in the form of the ‘Ultimate Evil Edition’.
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