The central antagonist, Lilith, is a powerful, corrupting influencer.
The story is unafraid of descending down into the depths of evil to explore its themes and characters. In the run up to Diablo IV’s release, the darker, more violent and desolate tone of for this entry was being heavily advertised.
Hosting a new villain on the rise in Lilith, a massive world to battle demons forever more and a host of next-gen upgrades to make use of, does Diablo IV reclaim its throne in the world of Sanctuary? Or does it succumb to evil’s influence, falling ever further into the depths of hell itself? It’s time to find out, Horadrim. We certainly enjoyed it, and our beta impressions reignited the hope for an exciting ARPG once more. Stepping forth from the underworld was Diablo IV, a title that promised a huge open world and a return to the “true” demonic form of old.ĭiablo IV’s beta eased many of the concerns that had befallen the series, thanks to its generous content offering an insight into evil’s hordes yet to be faced. With the controversial release of Diablo: Immortal last year courting a whole range of criticism, the Diablo series was standing on less than holy ground. A new lord of the underworld arises and the world of Sanctuary faces destruction once again, dare you take up the mantle of Horadrim in Diablo IV? The Finger Guns review:
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