CartinaCow

Witty and funny. Reminds me of LucasArts back then, the humour, the characters and the jokes. Totally worth a playthrough for the Point and Click fan.

Pretty good, the story is a nice continuation from Diablo 2 and thanks to Diablo 3 already being out there, they had an easier job linking up the two games stories into something logical. Filled with nostalgia in terms of recognizable characters such as Charsi, Akara, Flavie and Kashya from Act 1 D2. I play almost exclusively on PC and it runs well on my old rig with a 970 in it. It has some UI elements that feels very "mobile" centered, but a week in I have gotten used to them. The game supports both mouseclicking and WASD movement, so thats nice. As for skills and gameplay it's very close to Diablo 3 in it's aesthetics. As for the big controversy surrounding this game, it's hard to ignore it, but personally I have reached paragon 20+ with about $20 spent. I stopped spending sometime around level 30 and on the higher levels I have so far not been interested in buying anything as the game has more content than I can finish in a day either way. Im sure in the long run, if I keep playing that I might spend a few more dollars, but time will tell. So far I've spent less on this than I did on Diablo 3 and Diablo 2 Resurrected, so I'm not worried the slighest. Predatory buisness practices will always be an issue when there exists vulnerable gamers out there that might not have the emotional discipline to prevent impulse buying. Either way that's a topic for politicians to prevent shady practices and not a metacritic review.