Diablo 4: Lord Of Hatred review – haters be damned

Diablo 4: Lord Of Hatred is a very big expansion (Blizzard Entertainment)

The second expansion for Diablo 4 is a true monster, with two new class types, a brand new story, and a massive new game world, but does that mean it’s worth the asking price?

In many ways Diablo 4 is the pinnacle of loot-hunting dungeon crawlers. For a start, it’s diorama style isometric view harks back to the genre’s Dungeons & Dragons roots, reminiscent of tiny, fanatically detailed lead figures exploring a tabletop map. You’ll also find yourself accumulating a varying party of accomplices, both via in-game characters joining you temporarily and playi...