![]() Diablo 4 looks beautiful in a grim, haunting way, and the crude dwellings and harsh conditions underscore how brutal the world is. ![]() The world of Sanctuary itself is a bit less compelling. Sure, that’s to be expected in 2023, years after the last Diablo game, but it’s still exciting to see. The cutscenes these narrative nuggets unfold in look absolutely incredible too and showcase a more sophisticated approach to cinematography than usual. A rogue angel worshipped as a savior has similar aims, setting Sanctuary, and you, on a path toward supernatural war and destruction. Now she’s back to claim the people she regards as her children – but she’s not alone. She helped create Sanctuary in the distant past as a haven for humans caught in the struggle between angels and demons. Lilith, daughter of one of Diablo 2’s big bads, arrives in Sanctuary thanks to the unwitting efforts of some unfortunate treasure hunters and a disturbing, yet captivating spectacle of blood and sacrifice. The action and storytelling are – mostly – refined to such a degree that, despite having no innovative hook at this early stage, it’s still a devilishly good time. ![]() ![]() It doesn’t take many risks, at least in its first chapter, but it doesn’t necessarily have to. If you’ve played Diablo 2 Remastered or Diablo 3, much of Diablo 4 will seem familiar from the start. The Diablo 4 beta has come and gone, and after spending two weekends with Blizzard’s upcoming RPG, I wish there was still more time to experiment and explore. ![]()
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