For every individual friend that joins your party you will be provided with an XP boost. Diablo 3 still offers local cooperative play on the same console, up to 4 players, as well as online Xbox Live play for 4 players too. What’s better than going on an adventure and fighting off foes? Doing all this with a friend or a bunch of them. Look no further for your adventure needs. Clearing entire areas of foes, building up the biggest kill combo and finding hidden items is something too catered to for the more hardcore gamer which is also another option. Progressing forward, visiting new locations and grabbing all the loot is usually what most gamers look for which is what Diablo 3 offers. What makes this game’s adventure so engaging is the fact you hardly ever have to repeat, back track or grind your experience points from kills in the same location for hours. Diablo 3, if you haven’t played it already, is that game where you’d raid various dungeons and large open playing fields racking up a huge kill count before fighting mini bosses. If the idea of joining a crusade, taking up arms against hoards of enemies and fighting across mortal realms interests you then look no further. Here’s why Diablo 3 is a necessity on next gen: Adventure And as it’s a role playing game I dedicated a week of solid hack and slashing before writing this review. The Xbox One certainly needs as many titles, great titles, as it is.

Yes, this game is the same game out again with the extra content but I honestly think it was necessary.

Now available for next gen we have got the Ultimate Evil Edition that includes the original Diablo 3 and the Reaper of Souls expansion. Out originally on the PC and Mac the game has been tried and tested, perfected and tweaked over the years. Diablo 3 has been out for a couple of years almost on multiple formats and finally makes it’s way over to the next generation consoles, the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

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