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

In a rare twist, the console version ended up better than the PC version. Fun isometric RPG, especially if played with friends.

Diablo III is somewhat of an open world RPG where you can choose how you are going to approach any given situation. When you are first beginning you are given the choice of which class you want for your character.

Sorry PC fans, but Diablo 3 is best played on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One. Its addictive nature and button-spamming gameplay feels criminally more enjoyable with a controller, and is far more accommodating during those outrageously long play sessions than a keyboard and mouse.

+ So; Damn; Addictive, + Loot, loot and more loot, + Play with a controller, + Fun online/local co-op

- Story is forgettable; - Menu is awkward; cumbersome

So, I guess it's time for the $60 question. Is Diablo III: Reaper of Souls – Ultimate Evil Edition worth buying? First of all, if you've never played Diablo III then the answer is a whole-hearted and resounding YES! You don't know what you're missing.

I was more critical than most of Diablo III when it launched on PC in 2012. In short the Auction House laid bare the dark secret at the heart of the franchise -- Diablo is only really fun when you're getting shiny new things.

A grate game that even my wife will play

Challenging; Easy to learn; Fun To Play; Multiplayer

Take note that this is not the US version as listed, but rather the UK version

Its by no means hard, but is a classic game to enjoy

Good game quality and story line