Reviewed on PlayStation 3 (PS4 version coming 2014)

Game modes and content support replayability; Superb range of characters and skills; Gorgeous graphics with fantastic music and sound effects

Ho-hum plot; No puzzles; wasted NPCs; Annoying companion dialogue

Diablo 3 got off to a shaky start in life when it launched on PC. The Auction house was bust, the network suffered massive failures at launch, there were bugs, a poor loot system, the list goes on! Safe to say that many fans old and new came to the game and were left with a bad taste in their mouth.

Can be played completely offline; Troubled auction house feature has been removed; Local co-op; Re-mappable controls; Revised loot and levelling system

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After causing calluses on clicking fingers far and wide on PC, Diablo III has come to consoles and swapped the mice and keyboards for gamepads. The result is an experience that feels somewhat different; clicking the screen to guide your heroes around isn't the same as having direct control of their...

Powerful abilities make combat enjoyable; Flexible; customizable character classes; Endless; alluring loot; Varied locations that cry out to be explored; Harder difficulty levels change up the game significantly

Weapon system flies in the face of traditional RPG logic; Local cooperative play is disappointing

A hallmark of excellence. It may have some flaws, but they are negligible to what is otherwise a supreme title. How we score: The Destructoid Reviews Guide

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