With the release of any sequel, comparisons to the original are inevitable. Diablo III follows on from the juggernaut that was Diablo II, the king of hack-and-slash RPGs, and a game still played nearly twelve years from its release.

This game is a good addictive game, the only problem is that u need an internet connection even for the single player campaign and it takes an additional 18gb (Approximately) to download the game, other than that it is an epic game.

I got it as a gift and he loved it and I love how quick it was delivered, I'm definitely using Walmart online to do further purchases.

Chris Maeurer from the website could not stop talking about Diablo III. I figured it was time for me to see what all of the fuss was about. It lived up to, and exceeded the hype that Chris had built up for me in regards to the game.

Best; Casual and hardcore gamers welcomed; Seasons mode

Diablo 3 is one big grind to upgrade your weapons and armour to that one best piece; so if that's not your sort of game, it probably isn't for you. But if you already know that, the game is fantastic and caters for both casual and hardcore players.

I played it and I'm sorry but Blizzard pretty much taken every single aspect of fun out of it.No more character building-no deciding which skills you wanted,weighing DPS or the ability to tank.And then there's the bare-faced backstabbing trick of betrayal that is the PC 'Online only' Joke.And it...

Best create ever.....! ROS extra is must. :) Thank you.

Does the job

The economy here is very unstable, yet a required element of the game. It has not gone well so far. The question, then, is this: do you have faith in Activision Blizzard's ability to make this into a game that is good for players? You can discover whether you do by engaging in a thought exercise.

Slickly done; smart simplified class-management system; great soundtrack and look

Economy is fragile, necessary, and untested; short and cheesy campaign

Ultimate Evil is Blizzard's ARPG at its most lavish - and it works beautifully on console, too.