If that wasn’t enough, Blizzard have been supporting Diablo III for years with ‘seasons’: periods of time where players can start afresh under different conditions to fight new enemies in new rifts to earn unique loot.
The endgame can last about as long as you want to, sinking anywhere from a hundred to a few thousand hours in the game’s Adventure mode, a story-free playthrough with random dungeons, new targets, and most importantly, even better loot. The base story mode offers around 12-15 hours of gameplay, depending on whether you choose to explore the regions and complete side missions – but any longtime Diablo player will tell you that the story mode, and indeed the journey from level 1 to 70, is just a tutorial. In terms of content, Diablo III: Eternal Collection is enormous. Wholesale genocide has never felt so good, and now it’s on the go in one of the best AAA ports on Nintendo Switch yet. This vicious cycle is just about as endless as you want it to be, but somehow, it never feels monotonous.
If you’ve somehow managed to avoid the behemoth that is the Diablo franchise, it’s a series of games about slaying monsters by the hundreds to score some sweet gear, which, of course, you then slay even stronger monsters with.
Disclosure: Blizzard provided Quench with a press copy of Diablo III: Eternal Collection for review purposes.ĭiablo III: Eternal Collection is a must-buy for any self-respecting action-RPG fan with a lust for loot.
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