There is something for every play style going with the selection of classes, those with a penchant for destruction will go for the brutal raw strength of the Barbarian, while those looking for a little more finesse will choose Monk and their lightning reflexes.Ī fan of bows or crossbows? Then Demon Hunter is for you while those preferring the mystical arcane arts will no doubt choose Wizard. Monk and Barbarian are your melee combatants, Demon Hunter, Wizard and Witch Doctor are ranged classes.
Having a dark and brooding start to your playtime will get those hairs on the back of your neck standing straight and the goosebumps rising with the guitar playing in the background, you're finally set to unravel the mystery of the fallen star and save Sanctuary.Īs I've stated earlier there are five classes in total for players to use. The story sets you two decades past the events of the battle with Baal in Lords of Destruction, taking the role of either Barbarian, Wizard, Witch Doctor, Monk or Demon Hunter in the search of the fallen star which shattered through the walls of a cathedral in Tristram where Deckard Cain was predicting the resurgence of evil throughout the land of Sanctuary.įrom the moment you fire up this you just know that you're about to be swallowed whole by the pit of atmosphere, this game is so good at immersing you into the storyline, dropping little books of lore for you to learn more about the world, what's happening in Tristram and about the monsters you're slaying. Yet finally we're here, Diablo 3 has been released and a global increase of left mouse clicks can be heard resonating throughout the populace. For some the time has flown by while others have felt that the wait has been too excruciating to bear. It was during the Blizzcon of 2008 when we first had official word that evil was returning to our PC screens. Reviews // 21st May 2012 - 11 years ago // By Neil 'Wedge' Hetherington Diablo 3 Review
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