Diablo 3

For me, Diablo 3 is a slightly above average game. It has a rather mediocre plot, terribly predictable (although the plot twist at the end of Act 3 did catch me, I didn’t expect quite that). At first, when you start playing, the graphics seem very good, but as soon as you press escape and see your character closer, your eyes bleed. Seriously, the characters could have been made more beautiful. However, I was hooked by the gameplay of the game. In my opinion, these are amazing spells and skills that are pleasant to look at. But the game really shines on high difficulty, when you not only need to kill monsters, but also think about how they won’t kill you. The diaries and notes that the player finds during the passage also look cool and atmospheric. Well, we must not forget about the branded… Read full

Like all Blizzard games, Diablo 3 exudes incredible quality and attention to the smallest details. I would like to erect a monument for art design (not to be confused with shaders, anti-aliasing and other gadgets).

Presenting part of the plot directly during a battle or rummaging through chests and barrels is a convenient thing. But this plot itself... I won’t talk about its artistic “merits” (it fulfills its task - to justify the genocide of everything and everyone), I will only say that the atmosphere of Diablo, in my opinion, has disappeared in places. This is due to both the pretentious and ridiculous story and the rather cartoonish, colorful graphics. “Isn’t there enough ponies with a rainbow,” I thought, and the next day I read about a secret level with ponies. In terms of good old da… Read full