Diablo II is a thought-provoking game where strategy needs to be employed when it comes to battling some tougher enemies along the way, and leveling up one's character appropriately is the difference between life and death.
For first-timers like me, Resurrected is able to drag players kicking and screaming into the supernatural world, while also giving players so many customizable items and equipment that it's no wonder the game has a reputation for keeping fans glued to it for dozens, if not hundreds, if not thousands of hours.
In picking up Diablo II for the first time, the reputation of the core gameplay was always something that I was looking to sink my teeth into, but for whatever reason, simply never had the opportunity to do so. While the cut scenes don't necessarily take up a large percentage of the playtime, I would be remiss if I didn't mention the CG cutscenes which help to expand on the lore of the world players find themselves in with breathtaking graphics which take things up more than a few notches from the original. Each character, enemy, and environment seems to have been given a top to bottom makeover with the entry also allowing players to switch back and forth between the new iteration and the classic style when the game first landed in the year 2000. One of the most obvious changes when it comes to any remaster of a popular video game is its graphics, with Diablo II: Resurrected knocking this aspect of the dark adventure out of the park. With this new remake, the company responsible for this classic game made some major changes when it came to the graphics, but kept the core gameplay relatively similar to what fans once knew, creating an experience that will be revered by fans of the series and act as a great jumping-on point for those with little to no exposure to the horror of Diablo. Blizzard Entertainment has released a remaster that many have been waiting for for quite some time with Diablo II: Resurrected, the action role-playing game that has been referred to by many as one of the greatest video games of all time.
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