You will mainly do one of two things: jump into rifts of various difficulties, or do bounties, which require you to complete random objectives in different maps. While the Campaign is quite enjoyable, it’s only a small part of what makes Diablo III such a fun game – the Adventure mode has a lot more content to offer. This is especially the case if you’re into the lore of Diablo, and even though I have absolutely no idea what happened in the previous games, I thoroughly enjoyed the storyline. That’s totally fine, as Campaign mode is a lot of fun. But before you can access the former two, you’ll have to complete the Campaign first. There are a few game modes to choose from: Campaign, Adventure, and Challenge Rifts. On the surface, Diablo III is a loot-based action RPG, and loot impacts your power level the most. After spending upwards of 50 hours in the game, I definitely see the appeal of Diablo III – it doesn’t feel out of place at all in 2018.

Well, for starters, it’s my first time going into a Diablo game, so it’s a brand new experience for me. But the real question is: why am I playing Diablo III, six years after its initial release? Of course, I purchased the Reaper of Souls expansion too, along with the Rise of the Necromancer pack. Jokes aside – I obviously have a phone in this line of work – I recently got myself the PC version of Diablo III during Blizzard’s Black Friday sale.

Diablo 3 gameplay 2018