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Diablo II: Resurrected
Diablo II: Resurrected breathes new life into Blizzard Entertainment’s acclaimed ARPG and its expansion, Diablo II: Lord of Destruction, from beginning to end. Return to fight for Sanctuary and discover the fate of the mysterious Dark Wanderer rebuilt in all-new 3D graphics, brand-new cinematics, remastered audio… and the same classic Diablo II gam...
Details
- Released
- September 22, 2021
- Series
- Diablo#3 of 4 by critics
- Developer
- Blizzard Entertainment
- Genres
- Action · Role-playing (RPG) · Hack and slash/Beat 'em up · Adventure · Horror
- Publisher
- Blizzard Entertainment
How it plays
Up to 8 players
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Diablo II: Resurrected Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Diablo II: Resurrected - Infernal Edition | Review | A new class, plenty of tweaks, and a Steam release: Diablo II is doing great.
“Diablo II: Resurrected preserves the original game while still showing just why it was considered a legendary game in the first place.”
Despite Blizzard’s recent track record of poor decisions and mishandling of the Warcraft 3 remake, in the case of Diablo 2 Resurrected, Blizzard shows they’re able to deliver on a solid remaster that improves the visuals and effects of the game, while still maintaining its classic charms.
Never would I have believed that in the year 2021 I’d be sat playing Diablo 2 on a console. And thanks to Diablo 2: Resurrected, with its wonderfully mapped controls and stunning visuals, it doesn’t have to be an eyesore or an ordeal. Some will instantly be put off by the lack of local co-op, but for those happy to play on their own or with others online, Diablo 2: Resurrected remains one of the best action RPGs of all time. It may be a bit clunkier than I remember it to be, but not offputtingly so, and once you’ve taken your first steps and started developing your character of choice, it’s ha...
Diablo 2 Resurrected is a brilliant way to rediscover an indisputable classic, whether you're a veteran or taking your first look back at Diablo's roots.
Diablo 2 Resurrected is more of a remaster than a true remake. Its changes are mostly aesthetic. It's still a game that every player should try.
I have been looking forward to Diablo II: Resurrected ever since it was announced because it was the one game in the Diablo series I had missed. I know Diablo II has been playable for the last 20 years on PC, but I also tend to have a hard time playing old games due to lower quality graphics and outdated mechanics. These things didn’t bother me when they were current, but at this point, they feel archaic. I also enjoyed playing Diablo III on the Switch, so I jumped at the opportunity to pla...
The DLC introduces the Warlock, as well as bringing quality-of-life adjustments that reinforce the longevity of Blizzard's ARPG.
Blizzard is a studio with several classics under its belt. Many a PC gamer grew up on Blizzard titles like Warcraft, Diablo and Starcraft, and I'm one of them. Despite the toxic work environment, which means you're allegedly more likely to get abused than to be offered a cup of coffee, I can't help but deny the calibre of their titles. It's a shame the company is seemingly rotten to the core, guilty of inequality of harassment, facing several ongoing investigations and lawsuits—anyway, the game. Following Warcraft III: Reforged, Activision didn't trust Blizzard to develop Diablo II: Resurrecte...
Diablo II: Resurrected faithfully remasters Diablo II and its expansion with hauntingly detailed high-res 3D visuals and Dolby 7.1 surround sound, while preserving its timeless gameplay.
Truth be told, because I was firmly on the side of Baldur's Gate in great gaming debate of the late '90s, I've never played a Diablo game. Now that I've played Diablo II on the Switch, I...well, I won't say I was on the wrong team, but I can freely admit that bypassing Diablo was a mistake.Read More
Diablo II: Resurrected is one of those games that you want to recommend, but at the same time, can't recommend the remastering of.