There’s definitely this sense of suffering throughout every corner of Sanctuary.
Areas are completely drained of life, villages are suffering from plagues, death, and starvation. The world also delivers this incredible sense of darkness, famine and sadness. The world is brought to life with immaculately detailed environments and different regions that all look and feel unique. Unlike Diablo 3 which featured a cel-shaded art style and a more linear gameplay approach, Diablo 4 feels refreshing from not only a visual point of view but its expanded world is also nice to have. Its tedious open world, questionable gameplay design decisions and loot grind issues might rub you the wrong way. But with this being said, Diablo 4 is far from perfect. The story doesn’t shy away from being the most uncomfortable and excruciating in the series either. It is layered in deep RPG mechanics that grow the more you scratch beneath the surface. The veterans at Blizzard clearly wanted to create the darkest RPG at the studio and for the most part, Diablo 4 is just that. Diablo 4 is the great comeback we have been longing for from the series.
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