For a game where item stats make all the difference, an increased level cap is initially a mixed blessing. A few little numbers in the right spot and your character goes from zero to hero, with the transformation being almost instantaneous.

Diablo III was a game which I fell in love with in the beginning, I blasted through in decent fashion until I reached the gates of the High Heaven's in Chapter IV and then I just kind of stopped playing.

More death, more loot, more epic, MORE!

Though Reaper of Souls' story additions feel too open-ended, the new Crusader class and Adventure Mode go a long way towards revitalizing Diablo's inherently fun and addictive core gameplay.

Crusader class is spectacular in both gameplay and character; Adventure Mode breathes new life into old environments; Loot overhaul makes killing monsters so much more gratifying

Act 5 is more a brief interlude than an epic conclusion; Raw amount of new content may not justify the expansion's price tag

Awesome game, very very addictive but loads of fun. Enjoyed every hour of it. highly recommended.

Simply Awesome Game! Been a fan ever since Diablo 1.. Graphics are stunning and the loot makes you keep going for more. Ordered on a Sunday and requested next day delivery. Even though there was some initial mixup, I got the product delivered on Monday evening (seller was all the way in Haryana).

A lot of people sighed when they heard that Diablo 3 was coming to consoles. Sure, it was great to see such a classic  franchise make yet another console appearance, but the past release on the original PlayStation left a lot to be desired.

Two years is a long time in video games, and it's rare that a release so far out from its original incarnation can generate excitement. However, Blizzard's constant improvements and adjustments have led to a stellar port to new-gen consoles, including the complete experience available on PC, plus...

Diablo III is a great game that, despite its mouse-and-keyboard roots, adapts to consoles surprisingly well.

Time heals all wounds, so someone once wrote, and though it may be trite, it's mostly true. Diablo 3's original PC-exclusive launch was plagued with technical issues and mostly justifiable consumer an