The king of loot is back. Diablo III, much like its predecessors, will fulfill your need to hoard and collect everything you can get your bloody mitts on.

's arrival there was inevitable considering it possesses all of the hallmarks of an effective pick-up-and-play title.

Gamestyle are happy to admit that Diablo is completely new to us, we know of the game, but have never played, so was unsure what to expect when we first turned the game on. We were intrigued mainly by the name alone, it is one of those games that transcends the medium, like GTA, Call of Duty, World...

Diablo III is a action packed role playing game with very dark and heroic environment. If you thrive to be a the hero or just like destroying tons of demons at a time by using strategy, innovation and your epic gear then you will enjoy this game.

Compelling; exciting; highly addictive and definitely worth paying for

no skill - tree

I love this genre of game and love the fact that I can play along with my other half! We have tried various games but unfortunately we seem to complete them rather quickly. However this is not the case with Diablo.

Great game; Perfect Quality; None

This is my first experience with the Diablo series but being a big fan of RPGs, looting and hack-n-slash games, I thought I'd give this a go and I'm so glad I did. I've never played the PC/Mac version of Diablo 3 so I can't comment on it or compare it to this console version.

Perfect! The console version is spot on, better than the classic PC adventure. Game play is solid, and entertaining. There is a huge scope for variation and the online elements work a treat. Check out gameplay footage for yourself and invest in one of the greatest RPGs around!

A long and tedious grind fest with a bland story, uninteresting characters and no depth past "kill more things to get more stuff to kill more things with". There is literally no other point to this game.

I have played Diablo I, Hellfire, Diablo II and it's extension, Lord of Destruction. Diablo III is much more redundant than it was. Some levels are simply copy-pasted. It haven't been long before I got bored.

Having played and enjoyed Diablo II years ago on the PC, I was excited to try the new game on the new (to me, anyway) platform of the PS3. The game didn't disappoint--as it gave me exactly what I expected-- but I have a couple of criticisms.... 1) Not much new here.