Some will require killing a number of enemies in the wild, while others are focused on taking down bosses found in dungeons.ĭungeons are scattered throughout the regions, some of which take a few minutes to clear, while others may take up to 15 minutes or more. Quests in the game are abundant and will send you to the far reaches of Sanctuary. Zones generally have open areas filled with monsters, as well as different towns and encampments where players can interact with merchants or find side quests. Sanctuary is split into large regions that are then divided into smaller zones.
If you liked Diablo II, never played this or just like dungeon crawlers then I fully recommend this.Diablo 4 is bigger and darker than previous games, which is a much-needed upgrade to its dungeon-crawler formula. It might not be entirely original but it gave the classic Heaven VS Hell conflict a fresh take and I liked it.
The story isn't anything too special but it had enough interesting moments to keep me guessing on how it was going to resolve. If you just rush through the story though, the campaign felt a perfect length, it had great pacing, despite the 'world areas' feeling a tad bit too big. My first playthrough took me about 15 hours but if you really wanted to play most or all of the classes, this game could easily take you well over 100 hours and even longer if you actually explore everything. It has loads of content and tons of classes to play. If you never played Diablo III and are not a PC gamer, this is the version to get. Side quests aren't as exciting as the main game. Cons: The 'open world' environments feel too big as if they're padding. The campaign feels the right length and has tons of replayability. Nice visuals with great environmental effects. Interesting take on the whole Heaven VS Hell storyline. Nice Pros: Great gameplay that feels exciting throughout the entire campaign. Pros: Great gameplay that feels exciting throughout the entire campaign.
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