
Join the fight for Sanctuary in Diablo® IV, the ultimate action RPG adventure. Experience the critically acclaimed campaign and new seasonal content.
Most likely between $38.1M and $108M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $49.99 | 65% | approximately $63.5M |
| PlayStation | $29.99 | 75% | #33 |
Matched by title. Prices and chart positions are each store's US storefront; Epic charts worldwide. * critic score.
Cheapest copy: ≈ $29.99 on PlayStation · United States (−40%). Compare 15 prices in 14 markets →
Reviews
Themes across 2261 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
gut
Fun coop game
刷刷类游戏的第一梯队,老方一贴,无奈中老年玩家就喜欢吃这一套。
buen juego
I actually upgraded my GPU for this game. Turns out, I upgraded the wrong thing. When Diablo IV was released, my GPU at the time struggled to run it properly, so I ended up upgrading my graphics card just to play the game comfortably. I played through two seasons, then work got in the way and I skipped several seasons. Came back around Season 6, then disappeared again until around Season 10. Then, around Season 11/12, I switched my OS from Windows to Bazzite. And surprisingly, that fixed the biggest problem I had with Diablo IV: frametime consistency. On Windows, I could get decent FPS, but the game never felt as smooth as I wanted it to. After moving to Bazzite and running the game through Proton, the difference in frametime consistency was immediately noticeable. The game simply felt smoother. I'm now at Season 14, with hundreds of hours invested, and I'm still having a ridiculous amount of fun playing this game. Is Diablo IV perfect? Hell no. The DLC pricing? Yeah, Blizzard is gonna Blizzard. 😂 But honestly, cosmetic stuff doesn't bother me. If I don't need it, I simply don't buy it. There's no point in roasting Blizzard over cosmetics I wasn't going to purchase anyway. What matters to me is that Blizzard keeps supporting and improving the actual game. One thing I do wish Blizzard would take more seriously is Linux/Proton support. When a new season launches, please make sure the game is actually playable for Linux users before pushing the update. I literally lost about two weeks of a season because a new update broke Proton compatibility. But despite all that... I'm still here. Still playing. Still enjoying Sanctuary. And after 1,000 hours, I think that's probably the best review I can give.
its a good game
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good
I really want to like Diablo 4, but in its current state, it feels like I’m forcing myself to keep playing rather than actually enjoying it. The biggest problem for me is the item grind. You can spend hours running the same content over and over again and walk away feeling like you’ve accomplished basically nothing. Diablo is supposed to be about killing mobs and getting excited when something awesome drops. Instead, most of the time I’m sorting through piles of items that aren’t meaningful upgrades, just so I can keep grinding for another chance at something slightly better. The Mythic changes haven’t helped either. The game seems to be moving further away from “kill monsters and find awesome loot” and more toward building and modifying items yourself through multiple systems. Crafting and improving gear isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it feels like it’s been pushed way too far. For a series that helped define the ARPG genre, Diablo 4 has somehow made finding loot one of the least exciting parts of the game. Then there’s the Steam Deck experience. When it works, Diablo 4 is actually a great game to play on the Deck. Unfortunately, the constant crashes make it incredibly frustrating. I’ve had the game crash repeatedly during normal gameplay. It’s already hard enough to stay motivated through the grind when meaningful upgrades are so rare. Having the game crash in the middle of that grind makes it even harder to want to keep playing. The store doesn’t help either. The prices are ridiculous for a full-priced game, and there’s no meaningful way to grind in-game and earn premium currency toward something you actually want from the store. You’re constantly being asked to grind, but almost none of that time or effort carries over into the cosmetic side of the game. The seasonal changes aren’t necessarily bad, but they’re not great either. More and more, they feel designed around finding additional ways to get money out of players rather than making the game itself more rewarding. The premium pass especially feels like a joke considering this is already a full-priced game with an expensive cosmetic store. The combat is isn’t bad, but endgame feels like you just spam all your buttons and pray you don’t miss an enemy attack and get one shot. I keep wanting to come back, but the grind, itemization, monetization, and constant Steam Deck crashes keep getting in the way. I can’t recommend Diablo 4 in its current state. If you really want to play it, wait for a sale. TL;DR: Diablo 4 has become an unrewarding grind where meaningful loot upgrades are too rare, item progression feels unnecessarily complicated, and the monetization is excessive for a full-priced game. Add the constant Steam Deck crashes and disappointing seasonal content, and I can’t recommend it at full price. Wait for a sale.
증오의 군주 DLC에 증오의 그릇이 포함되는 것 부터가 여러 사람 호구 만드는 개짓거리임. ㅈㄴ 괘씸함.