Diablo 2 (PC)

Diablo 2 is the first RPG game I played, and the story of the evil Lord of Darkness continues from the first game, as he has teamed up with two of his brothers Mephisto and Baal and also supported by his old evil minions and even bigger monsters. The feel of the original Diablo continues in this game, as the hero is once again forced to fight a large number of enemies who keep coming, with lots of dungeons to explore. There is no news about a Diablo 3 yet, and it is a bit disappointing, but Diablo 2 is still worth playing after so many Role Playing games were released. The old warrior of Diablo still seems to be living among hardcore gamers, and Blizzard can be proud ...

Three and a half years. That’s how long its been since Diablo turned up, transforming role-playing into a pastime strangely fashionable among those who’d previously all but spat in the faces of Dungeons & Dragons fans. With Diablo, such people could finally talk about spell-casting, magical amulets and hit points in public, without getting their heads kicked in. Doing for the fantasy genre what Command & Conquer did for wargaming – throwing away as much excess baggage as possible, then putting everything else within reach using a mouse-based control system – Diablo was scarily simple, yet impossibly addictive. And this year, Diablo II ...

Its called Diablo 2. Made by those Gods of computer gaming: Blizzard. I never really had any interest in the first Diablo game. But I was hooked another Blizzard production called Starcraft, quite possibly the greatest game ever made. So it didn’t get me too excited when this game was set for release. My mind was quickly changed when I went deeper into what this game had to offer. Like Starcraft, Diablo has five totally different paths you can take when you start the game. In Starcraft you had three different races each with their advantages and disadvantages. Now in Diablo 2 you have five totally unique character classes. I will get into them later in the review. ...