“Diablo 4: Review Roundup – Praise for Gameplay, Story, and Graphics”

Diablo fans can rest easy. The return to darkness finished well. The first review from abroad evaluates the expected Diablo 4 an average of 88%.

Journalists praise the end-game, progression, gameplay, characters and world map. Editor VGC with a rating of 5/5 he writes that the need to be online all the time is a detriment and a few classes are a bit slow to start, but these are only minor complaints about what is easily a contender for game of the year and Blizzard’s best game since Diablo 3.

Server GamesRadar (5/5) highlights drastically improved combat, gear and loot system. These changes make it one of the best action RPGs in years. IGN (9/10) claims that Diablo 4 is a stunning sequel with near-perfect end-game and progression design, making it is absolutely impossible to put the game down.

Wccftech (8.5/10) in addition to everything mentioned above, he also writes about the best story told in the series so far. Reviews praise the graphics, sounds and optimization. But at the same time, he claims that the open world is not as dynamic as one would like, and events repeat themselves quite quickly. They also dislike side content with no story juice.

VG247 (4/5) criticizes errors and worries about live service. Otherwise, it’s a damn good game and the vast majority of players should be satisfied. Gamespot (8/10) was surprised by the touching and engaging story it contains game systems that have learned from previous installments.

As you can see, the wait will be even harder. Diablo 4 releases 6/6 on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. Owners of the more expensive edition will get into the game already on the night of June 2.

Wondering where our review is? Unfortunately, we did not receive Diablo 4 from Blizzard in advance. Probably no medium in the Czech Republic and Slovakia has the game. We will get to the game on Friday, when early access starts.