The skills structure the player can play in Diablo 4 has also evolved. For someone who has played all the Diablo games, that took a while to get used to. The options provided to players offer the ability to modify their game for specific game styles, but don't make beginners feel lost. As an Barbarian I could decide to focus on dual-wielding guns for faster attacks that deliver more bleed damage, or opt for the slashing weapon with two hands for a spinning attack that lets me break through large ranges of enemies. The tree looked like a swarm of enemies, however there was a reason to the whole thing as it was in previous Diablo games.

As one would expect from a Diablo game There numerous dungeons available to conquer to clear Diablo 4. but the game's open world feature brings a whole new level of difficulty to the proceedings. I was surprised when I encountered a cliff, and found an option to "climb down" that led to a different part that was.

Although it's not an extensive huge open world as Elden Ring or The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild it was interesting to have a larger area to explore. Previous Diablo games featured procedurally generated maps that were vast, but very limited. While Fractured Peak was still restricted in its scope, it wasn't like I was being confined to maps. There are horses that you can purchase but only after completing an quest available later on.

When I was playing the game I was intrigued by the story of Diablo 4 as well as how it played. This isn't like the way I played Diablo 3 where it was the game's gameplay which kept me coming back but the plotline was lost. Add to that an open world, and I was even more eager to explore the world while considering what I could do to build my Barbarian. It's that combination of story and gameplay that made the game I played on Diablo 4 so interesting and will be the same for the fans when it comes out.

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