When I was playing the game I was fascinated by the story of Diablo 4 and Diablo IV Gold the way it was played. This isn't what I felt in Diablo 3 where it was the game's gameplay that kept me coming back but the plot was forgotten. Combine that with an open world, and I was even more intrigued to explore, while also imagining the ways I could build my Barbarian. It's that mix of story and gameplay that makes what I played from Diablo 4 so interesting and will be the same for fans when it comes out.
It doesn't matter where Diablo 4 players come from or which platform they prefer is, Blizzard announces in an announcement in which the next chapter in the series will offer games that play across platforms and without region lock, allowing players from different regions to play in a group without restriction. Although Diablo 3 was one of the most popular PC games of 2012, in the year that the Ultimate Evil Edition came out for PS4 and Xbox One, it significantly brought the game's popularity back to. It was the first Blizzard launch on consoles in the modern times of the company and it laid the foundation for Overwatch, Diablo 2: Resurrected, and now Diablo 4 to follow.
In light of how well Diablo 3's gameplay was translated to consoles, players can be expecting the same high-quality experience for Diablo 4. This sequel is a return to the aspects that made Diablo so popular at the Diablo 4 Gold buy time but still taking on aspects of Diablo 3 that were widely thought to be good. This doesn't mean that Diablo 4 is only the sum of the franchise's best aspects - it's also opening up a new world for Diablo and a level of customisation that's as intriguing for gamers as it is exciting for the developers.
