Diablo IV > a half-assed review

Discover the corrupted land of Sanctuary as it falls into a new era of darkness. Lilith, daughter of Mephisto, Lord of Hatred, has been freed from exile and now her hateful influence threatens to consume the world. Only you and your fellow adventurers stand between Lilith and Sanctuary’s ruin. I’ve written a bit about Diablo II and Diablo III before, but I waited for a while before jumping into the fourth instalment of demon-bashing, because they didn’t bother to release a MacOC version, so I waited to snatch it on sale for the Xbox. And 12 euros for the base game is actually nice, given the nice amount of content that’s available in the game. So the first thing after installing was of course to roll a Barbarian, because I like the hands-on approach to things, especially when that means bash, mash, slam, cut, slice pretty much everything around you. At this point, it’s pretty much expected of Blizzard’s art department to do an outstanding job, and the graphics are stunning and the…