Diablo III Review

The game looks and feels like Diablo 2, with a visual upgrade. There are 3D graphics and the resolution is much higher, but it's still a fixed isometric perspective where you run around dark areas killing groups of demons.

It looks better than the game that came out over a decade ago, but compared to games like The Witcher 2 and Max Payne 3, Diablo 3 just looks unimpressive.

The dungeons look suitably detailed and the action is animated smoothly, but because the perspective is fixed you can't look close enough at the action to see the sort of breathtaking detail games like Skyrim offer.

When friends log into your game, they can access your flag at a waypoint to automatically teleport to where you are.

The action is typical Diablo fare, which means it's a constant clickfest. Your index finger will get tired as you keep using your primary skill to kill hundreds of enemies.