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Diablo II: Resurrected is a great game, but in a genre that has seen drastic growth and evolution ever since. It’s an experience that is certainly worth playing, especially if you understand the context that it was launched and its importance to today’s titles.

Love the game. Hate battlenet. There has to be some kind of legal issue with how they handle the servers and now no TCP IP play apparently.

Diablo II Resurrected, for the most part, strikes a perfectly respectable balance between maintaining the look and feel of the original and updating it for a modern audience. It's unambitious, but it doesn't really need to be any more than that — Diablo II was a wonderful game, and all it really needed was a bit of sprucing up at the end of the day. That's been done here, and done mostly well, and the transition to a gamepad is probably is good as it could've been. Still, it feels dated in some ways, and its online/offline character split was a dreadful choice, given how bad the servers have been for it. Still, it is Diablo II, for better and for worse, and if you're like me and have a nostalgic attachment to it, it's probably worth a play.

Seems Like some Ratings are buyed or they never Played the original Version on PC.This PS Version looks Like April Joke..The biggest Shame of that Version is that you havent online Lobbys, and that you cant Chat ingame..Without online Lobbys it is a offline Game. Youre Not able to find one time a group of 3 Players or above.. you can be lucky If U find 1 Person.. Most Times Like 98% you Play solo..

Can’t play!!!I’ve created a online char… and now can’t play online because a 255lenght queue and can’t use my online char at offline mode.

You have verrrrry limited storage and you drop ALL YOUR GEAR when you die. Oh god it is a frustrating mess that doesn't deserve the hype,You have verrrrry limited storage and you drop ALL YOUR GEAR when you die. Oh god it is a frustrating mess that doesn't deserve the hype, it's all nostalgia goggles except for the art design and atmosphere, which are excellent

Diablo II: Resurrected gets enough polish and features to appeal to fans of the original release and to series newcomers. The exploration/combat loop is still fully engaging, with only a few remnants of its age interfering with gameplay on the Switch.

Blizzard if you really think it's a good idea to release a raw product. And after that, set up the queues. Then you are not as far-sighted asBlizzard if you really think it's a good idea to release a raw product. And after that, set up the queues. Then you are not as far-sighted as possible. I will not take your projects. Let your new CoD go through the forest with this approach.

I really love Diablo. However it is not playable on xbox. Falling servers all the time and yeasterday I played several hours. today I lost allI really love Diablo. However it is not playable on xbox. Falling servers all the time and yeasterday I played several hours. today I lost all my progress in game.

I like this game, but server issues make it painful. There is no cross-play, no chat and drop rate is low as f...well, there are some bugs,I like this game, but server issues make it painful. There is no cross-play, no chat and drop rate is low as f...well, there are some bugs, but I can get it all. The thing I can't actually get that I just can't play most of the time, this is unacceptable. One time they disable start game button with a patch. This is a sad joke. Are they going to fix their server issues? No. They are going to add a login line. You call it a review bombing? Don't make me laugh. I would be happy to give this game 10 out of 10 if only it would work properly.

Game is a cheap cash grab. Graphics are nice, but that's about it.- more bugs than the original D2- Game crashes once every hour-Game is a cheap cash grab. Graphics are nice, but that's about it.- more bugs than the original D2- Game crashes once every hour- Multiplayer lobby on PC is even worse than original one- Barely any multiplayer functionality on console- Constant server crashes, rollbacks, long waiting queuesOverall, the game is far far far from finished. Releasing this early build for 40 € is not only a joke, it's a **** insult to the players. 0/10

This game could be great, but it just isn´t. The stability of the client and even more so for the servers is not even acceptable for a betaThis game could be great, but it just isn´t. The stability of the client and even more so for the servers is not even acceptable for a beta test, yet they released it in this way. Do yourself a favor and stay away from Diablo II resurrected until they solved their problems and removed they queue.

If you’re like me and playing Diablo II: Resurrected with fresh eyes and no pretext to speak of, I give it a strong recommendation. I expect that fans who fell in love with Diablo II the first time around are also going to get quite the thrill out of this enhanced version of a genuine classic.

Diablo 2 Resurrected is a masterpiece in its own right; it evokes a freshness all the while hitting players with an overwhelming sense of nostalgia. The sheer joy that is had when delving into dungeons to destroy the Lord of Terror and by extension is brothers (the expansion Lord of Destruction is included in this release with all of the classes/items and fixes that it brought back in the day. But players can play vanilla Diablo 2 but its not recommended for beginners) is indescribable. I am getting a giddiness just thinking about returning to the game, and not too many current video games can evoke that kind of feeling; and that’s where Diablo 2: Resurrected shines brightest.

The game itself is ok, but most of the time I can't Play because servers don't work. Company approach to the client is awful andThe game itself is ok, but most of the time I can't Play because servers don't work. Company approach to the client is awful and disrespectful. Last game i bought from this company.

Servers are down more than they are up, even single player suffers roll back, character loss, item loss and the biggest roll backs. It'sServers are down more than they are up, even single player suffers roll back, character loss, item loss and the biggest roll backs. It's missing key features they said it would have. All in all, they miss sold this product to us, mislead us, and ultimately have lost all my trust and future purchases. Avoid this like the plague

We cant play the game, battle net servers down more time than online. Game crashes constantly. Online play (when servers are online) is laggy.We cant play the game, battle net servers down more time than online. Game crashes constantly. Online play (when servers are online) is laggy. Original is in way better play state. This game is not ready for beta release... Cyberpunk was way way more enjoyable at launch than this "game".

I am so split on writing this review. On the one hand, my nostalgia is real for this game. I love the updated graphics and the game playsI am so split on writing this review. On the one hand, my nostalgia is real for this game. I love the updated graphics and the game plays almost identically to the original. No problem. A+. However, I've experienced several game crashes and constant Battle.net server issues. As in some times I can't play the 20 year old game that I paid $40 for. This is unacceptable. Something is not right if the modern servers are struggling to match the poor performance of Battle.net servers 20 years ago. I wanted to like this game, but due to technical issues it falls so short. It makes me a sad panda.

Diablo II is one of the best ARPG's in gaming history, and Vicarious Visions haven't made many changes for Diablo II: Resurrected. Visually, there's a stark difference and it looks great while keeping the atmosphere. A few quality of life changes help keep this fresh and make it playable on consoles, but it just doesn't go far enough at points. This ageing master may have had a facelift, and it's one you can have a fantastic time with, but you can hear the creaking of its bones.

Never would I have believed that in the year 2021 I’d be sat playing Diablo 2 on a console. And thanks to Diablo 2: Resurrected, with its wonderfully mapped controls and stunning visuals, it doesn’t have to be an eyesore or an ordeal. Some will instantly be put off by the lack of local co-op, but for those happy to play on their own or with others online, Diablo 2: Resurrected remains one of the best action RPGs of all time. It may be a bit clunkier than I remember it to be, but not offputtingly so, and once you’ve taken your first steps and started developing your character of choice, it’s hard to not be totally consumed by the game’s dark world and all that it offers. Diablo 2 is back, and until Diablo 4 emerges from the bowels of hell, it’ll do just nicely. Though I’ll probably be playing it beyond that, too.

Diablo 2 is back in a Resurrected version and could appeal to purists as well as young people eager for challenges: The plastic has been completely revised, everything has been modeled again, and is now very flattering for the retina. The atmosphere of the game is as crazy as ever even though the storytelling has gotten a little old. The same can be said with the gameplay, which has hardly changed an iota: it's still just as nervous, addicting, devilishly catchy, but at the cost of sometimes outdated ergonomics. Nevertheless, we do not shy away from our pleasure of replaying this legend in conditions much more in line with what is being done in 2021.

If you don't run afoul of the game's technical and server-related issues, you'll find Diablo II: Resurrected to be a good version of the classic action RPG. For those who have played with the 2000 PC classic countless times, this is a like-for-like copy of that title, only with a few more accessibility options and a new lick of paint so it blends in with modern releases. For those who are new to the game or are more familiar with Diablo III, keyboard and mouse players will feel limited, while the lack of modern quality-of-life amenities can dampen the excitement for the title. Either way, once everything clears up, Diablo II can become a great addition to any ARPG library, and if you're one who pays attention to the review score, you can bump up the number when the fixes roll in.

Diablo II remains untouched from its original release outside of new graphics and quality of life changes, but that's mostly not a problem. It was ahead of its time back in 2000, and it's barely behind over twenty years later.

Diablo 2: Resurrected achieves the perfect mix between nostalgia and updating the game. Its main flaw is that it may be a game focused on fans and not so open to new players.

Diablo II: Resurrected makes us forget the 20 years passed since the release of the original game, delivering the same incredible experience but with graphics capable of leaving us speechless. A pure, challenging and satisfying action-RPG, capable of providing endless satisfaction and countless hours of play.

Despite being over 20 years old, Diablo II is a true classic and offers gameplay that holds up very well even today. However, the graphics do not, which makes it fitting that this remaster lovingly repaints the exterior but leaves most of the interior intact. Some parts would have benefited from some modernization however, and the unstable yet more or less mandatory online service can lead to great frustration and in some cases even loss of progress. An unnecessary fault in an otherwise superb remaster.

So it's a very, very good remaster (remake? It's unclear when this much has been done over), then, of a rather old loot game that has had many subsequent iterations from other developers. Is it worth going back to Diablo 2, ultimately, when games that we'd argue are somewhat superior — Titan Quest, the sadly PC-only Grim Dawn... even (controversially, yes) its own sequel in Diablo 3: Ultimate Evil Edition, which packs in brilliant local co-op that Diablo 2 entirely (and understandably, given its framework) lacks. As good as Diablo 2 is, it's an unfortunate fact that on console we'd rather play its follow-up, which felt more tailored to the joypad experience. Diablo 2 is a PC game that has been (brilliantly!) transferred to PS5, but it's still a little held back by its origins.

Diablo II: Resurrected meticulously recreates the classic PC experience. The gameplay is as faithful to the original experience as one could hope for, and while the modern graphics are dazzling, the ability to kick some demon butt still takes precedence. Newcomers may be a bit put off by some dated mechanics, but for fans of dungeon crawlers or those who just want to relive one of the best PC games of all time, Diablo II: Resurrected won’t disappoint.

Diablo 2: Resurrected makes playing Diablo 2 more enjoyable than ever. The visual upgrades are immense, and I still enjoy the tight game design as much as I did 20 years ago. I wish that more quality of life improvements were introduced with this remake/remaster. Just a few more small changes could have rectified some annoyances that stem from it being a 20-year-old game. As it stands, it’s almost too close to the original in all the wrong ways while missing multiplayer options that were removed for no reason.

On the whole Diablo II: Resurrected still has enough of the old magic left in it to be worth playing today, twenty years later. Thankfully, the developers realized that and largely left things untouched. Most of what has been added is optional even if you don’t find it welcome, and beyond that the only troublesome new bits are a few bugs that will hopefully be fixed. The online/offline character business may cause headaches for those who like to play both on the road and with others, but beyond that I have trouble finding many nits to pick with this remaster.

Diablo II Resurrected offers fans of the original game exactly what they want – the same game they left behind in 2002 with gloriously updated visuals. Everything works well on the controller (despite some inventory issues). New players might take a while to acclimate to the somewhat dated gameplay mechanics, but settling in, they will find a ton of enjoyable adventuring to be had with friends.

Diablo 2: Resurrected is a great remake of a real classic. It looks and feels just how I remember it from playing in the early 2000s, but with cooler lighting and sharper graphics. It has a few control issues with when using a controller, but it's still a must-play for anyone who used to play it and misses it, and a strong recommendation to anyone else who likes action RPGs, dark and grim atmospheres, or who just wants to experience a treasure from the now distant past.

The game is great. The style great, items, crafting, rune words, loot. All exceptional. The story fantastic, the sound is great, the music isThe game is great. The style great, items, crafting, rune words, loot. All exceptional. The story fantastic, the sound is great, the music is great, very happy with all of that.The tiny inventory space is bad, constantly having to micro manage your potion bar, having to back and forth between dungeons and base to offload loot is bad, dying and then having to run the gauntlet naked to your loot is bad. Lots of the attack animations for certain skills look and feel horrible.Overall though, great game, having a blast but sad that a few more things weren’t brought into 2021.

Diablo II Resurrected brings a new breath of life to the 2000 classic with a new graphic layer of the best quality, and some minor touches to its gameplay that makes it more comfortable to play, while remaining true to its roots. And what's more important, its great arrival to consoles has made the title more accessible than ever. Vicarious Visions has proven again that they are one of the best studios at the time to remaster these classics, and we hope that they can achieve to stay afloat on the downward spiral that is isolating Activision-Blizzard lately.

Diablo II: Resurrected is Diablo II in everything that matters. Its strict adherence to the tone, themes, and even gameplay of the original makes this an incredible time capsule, revisiting a classic restored, yet not iterated on. It’s the best of both worlds; a game that looks and plays wonderfully in 2021, but embodies the dark experience that was first brought to the world more than 20 years ago. They just don’t make games like this anymore.

Successfully brings an icon into the modern era, and the underlying gameplay still shines. But while Resurrected does a better job than Warcraft III: Reforged, it leaves similar questions unanswered over its feature set and long-term community support.

Loved this game when it came out on PC and couldn't wait to play it on the PS4 and overall the gameplay, minus some early bugs hasn't beenLoved this game when it came out on PC and couldn't wait to play it on the PS4 and overall the gameplay, minus some early bugs hasn't been bad. The ultimate failure though is that this game is advertised as a multiplayer. On console this game is a shell of its former self when you consider how epic it was to find Baal runs, Uber runs or straight up PvP. Once the nostalgia is gone after multi hours of playing, you are left with very little content. If multiplayer is fixed the score would be much higher but based on how "multiplayer" lobbies are now I would recommend console players save there money until Blizzard starts to care about its console fan base likes its PC ones.

Diablo 2: Resurrected is, if anything, a faithful remaster of the original game. The visual overhaul and fantastic cinematics maintain the dark tone of Sanctuary’s horrifying demons and tales. Unfortunately, that alone doesn’t hold up after 20 years of innovation. Annoying gameplay mechanics, constant selling and buying, restrictive controls, regressive character art, and finicky UI poorly date this adventure. More quality of life changes should be here to truly bring the classic back to life. Diablo fans may love this remaster; others will likely not.

An exacting remake of Diablo 2 that will not only please those that played it the first time round on PC but works impressively well on consoles too.

Great nostalgic game for me, and a great new game for my fiance. Absolutely love it minus the few issues on day 1 which were fixed in theGreat nostalgic game for me, and a great new game for my fiance. Absolutely love it minus the few issues on day 1 which were fixed in the first couple hours for the most part.

Even without the nostalgia creeping in, one can plainly see that this is a game for the ages. Cross-play would make this the perfect release for me, but even as is, I love this game.

Vicarious Visions and Blizzard Entertainment have done something amazing with Diablo II: Resurrected. It is much more than a tribute. It is a sign that the first game is unrepeatable and that it remains so fresh despite the years (at least for some, because it is evident that it aged particularly badly). Therefore, Diablo II: Resurrected is a careful recommendation. It is a game for veterans of the original, fans and curious.

Aside from the graphics, Diablo II hasn't really changed all that much since its debut in 2000, but Blizzard classic ARPG has aged gracefully and is still a deeply engaging and fun experience.

man, I know now why no one trusts the critics, this game sucks, beta worked fine but rr doesn't even launch yeah this game deserves a 0 not an 83.

It plays suprisingly well on the controller. Yes, it is somehow limited compared to keyboard + mouse combo (some builds on hell will beIt plays suprisingly well on the controller. Yes, it is somehow limited compared to keyboard + mouse combo (some builds on hell will be problematic) but I still enjoy playing this version. Event though it is fine on the controller it would be really great to have an option to also use keyboard + mouse on the consoles. Otherwise I miss only TCP/IP multiplayer and ability to scroll map.

This is one of the best games I've ever played. It is like the original, but just with awsome graphics. It looks exactly like I imagined it inThis is one of the best games I've ever played. It is like the original, but just with awsome graphics. It looks exactly like I imagined it in 2002. The launch was ok imho. The complains are ridiculous imho: I was not able to play the game online for 1 day. Then it was possible and worked well

Great graphic , nice playability.- i lose so many items because shared stash is bugged- lose so much progress on online characterGreat graphic , nice playability.- i lose so many items because shared stash is bugged- lose so much progress on online character because server issues-lose many items and progress on offline character because game crashed and autosave icon dont do anythingit start to begin worse then Warcraft Reforged

2 days later still not playable for lot of players wich their cpus do not support avx. no information before launch that this can happen. no2 days later still not playable for lot of players wich their cpus do not support avx. no information before launch that this can happen. no good information actually when it will bi fixed. was my last game i bought from blizz. cya

ignore the review bombs. babies. there are always going to be bugs on day of release. vicarious visions poured a lot of soul into this remake.ignore the review bombs. babies. there are always going to be bugs on day of release. vicarious visions poured a lot of soul into this remake. let them work on the bugs, you're not going to die if you have to wait another day. I am SICK of these review bombing babies, wahhhhh i want my pony NOW pa pa. NOW. the game is great, classic and an impressive amount of added visual content fleshing out the world.

Blizzard certainly achieves its goal to remaster Diablo 2. With slick graphics and solid gamepad support Diablo 2: Resurrected is a more than enjoyable action-RPG. It, however, does show weaknesses in the inventory and user-guidance that come along with the 21 year old classic.

If you've never played the original, then this is a great entry point. It's hard to hide its age even under the layer of polish, but Diablo 2: Resurrected is still a damn fine game.