Switch
Diablo III: Eternal Collection
9.05
playscore
Excellent
24th of 8549
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About this game
Developer: Blizzard Entertainment
Content Rating: Mature
Summary
Ages ago, angels and demons birthed your world in a forbidden union. Now they've come to claim it. Stand tall among Sanctuary's meek and wicked to battle walking corpses, horrifying cultists, fallen seraphs, and the Lords of Hell. When the High Heavens and the Burning Hells war, humanity must be its own salvation.
The Diablo III game, the Reaper of Souls expansion, and the Rise of the Necromancer pack are all part of the Eternal Collection: 7 classes, 5 acts, and seasons' worth of demon-smashing.
Gamer Reviews
1422 Reviews9.33

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Being able to play Diablo portably was a godsend. I played the PC version at launch and it was all kinds of janky and unbalanced, but I was pleasantly surprised at how far the series has come. The storyline is awful, and the artwork is more like World of Warcraft than Diablo, so I can't give it a perfect score. But those are minor nitpicks, because the art isn't bad per se, and no one cares about the story anyhow.
A great dungeon crawler that leaves nothing to be desired with all the distinct classes you can choose from. I love how if I wish to replay the game, I can walk away with a completely different story from my protagonist's class of choice.
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Critic Reviews
49 Reviews8.77
As much as I love playing Diablo 3 on my PC, the Eternal Collection on Switch may very well be my new preferred way to play - nothing beats lounging in bed, romping through a rift with the light out while I should be sleeping - all thanks to Nintendo Switch and Blizzard Entertainment.
It’s absolutely insane. Utter havoc. It’s what makes Diablo 3 the preeminent action RPG, even if there are newer and arguably better designs out there. I still grin, shake my head, and marvel at Blizzard’s ability to fuse charm, character, and technical prowess. They are the masters of swirling cartoonish videogame power fantasies, they belong on the Switch, and they’re here at last.
At $60, it makes this game a tough sell for those who have already invested in it elsewhere, along with its expansions, to simply be able to play it wherever they go. However, considering the amount of content included and the hundreds of hours of gameplay available right from the start, and that’s not even counting the Seasonal content that comes to the game on a regular basis, new players, without a doubt, will get the most bang for their buck, even at that price.