Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition Review

By Nicholas Tan

Re-raising hell.

By now, you've already made up your mind about Diablo III, and this Ultimate Evil edition—a next-gen repackaging of the console port of the original game plus the Reaper of Souls expansion—probably won't change that. Still, Blizzard Entertainment has had ample time since 2012 to rebalance and re-enchant, so to speak, the core gameplay into…

  • Same solid Diablo III ARPG gameplay
  • Better textures, smooth framerate at 1080p
  • Four-player local, cross-platform import saves
  • Nemesis system, player mail gifts
  • Strong value buy with Reaper of Souls
  • Passable endgame
  • Inventory system still a bit clunky
  • Ho-hum soundtrack

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Nicholas Tan
Nicholas Tan

Nick Tan is a SEO Lead Writer for GameRevolution. Once upon a time, his parents took away his Super Nintendo as a punishment. He has sworn revenge ever since.

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