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Diablo III (2012)

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GOG.COM · 2024-12-13T03:10:36+00:00

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by Blizzard Entertainment, Square Enix

Platforms:

Mac, PC (Microsoft Windows), Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3 Show more

Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up

Themes:Action, Fantasy, Horror

Game modes:Single player, Co-operative, Multiplayer

Story:

Diablo III is the third installment in Blizzard's franchise. The game, like its predecessors, is a dungeon crawler in which the player fights against hordes of enemies ranging from beasts and undead to actual demons. The game has four acts, two game modes (normal and hardcore) as well as four difficulty levels: Normal, Nightmare, Hell and Inferno. A new addition to Diablo III is the auction house, where items are exchanged for in-game gold or real money, also usable to purchase Blizzard merchandise. The game features a wide array of achievements earned upon meeting certain requirements. Show more

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@katieterk2002

April 12, 2025

Why Diablo III Deserves a Place on GOG Diablo III is one of the most iconic action RPGs of the last two decades. Building on the legendary Diablo II, it brought fast-paced combat, deep character progression, and addictive loot-driven gameplay to millions of fans around the world. Over the years, it has evolved into a polished, content-rich experience—especially with the Reaper of Souls expansion, Adventure Mode, and seasonal content that added massive replayability. Yet despite its enduring appeal, Diablo III remains locked behind online requirements and proprietary launchers. For a game that thrives on replayability and single-player play, this limitation is frustrating—especially for players who prefer to own their games outright. That’s why Diablo III deserves a home on GOG.com. GOG stands for freedom in gaming—freedom from DRM, freedom from unnecessary online restrictions, and freedom to enjoy classics and modern titles alike on your own terms. A GOG release of Diablo III—even just the single-player and offline elements—would offer fans a chance to experience the game without being tethered to online servers. Many GOG users are longtime PC gamers who played Diablo and Diablo II in their original forms. Giving them access to Diablo III in a DRM-free format would be a full-circle moment—honoring the legacy of one of gaming’s greatest franchises. Let’s make it happen. Bring Diablo III to GOG, and let the demon-slaying continue without boundaries.

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@thepopo7

February 20, 2025

Diablo 3 converted me from a sports, racer and casual games, to a full on isometric fanatic. Not thr soulslike...the straight forward hack n slash looting fun. D4, POE 2, GRIM Dawn, Last Epoch are all I play now.

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@rodrigops3

March 07, 2025

Como a versão para PC nunca teve o modo offline, que as versões de console têm, isso seria legal de se ter no GOG. E ter Reaper of Souls como um download separado opcional também seria ótimo. Apesar de ser um grande fã de Diablo I e II, não consegui apoiar financeiramente o modelo single-player sempre online que estava sendo imposto a nós. Disseram-nos que isso era necessário para combater a pirataria, mas parecia um chute nos dentes para aqueles de nós que apoiaram a Blizzard no passado. A inclusão posterior da monetização no jogo colocaria dúvidas consideráveis sobre as supostas motivações para ficar sempre online, mas fez pouca diferença para mim

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@Boligude

March 27, 2025

My father bought two CDs so i and he could play together on Xbox 360... i love my father and wish that i could spend more time with him, now i'm 23 years old and wish the same Thanks for the good few hours that i have spend with my dad

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@Gokussjgodgreen

April 16, 2025

od kiedy zagrałem w te gre na battlnecie u blizzarda krew mnie zalewała że był przymus do grania w multiplayer bez single player . Jakby GOG dogadał sie z blizzardem by dać te gre na te platformie było by cudnie ,niech będzie tryb single player !! .

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@darklinux1977

April 20, 2025

Diablo 3 is Blizzard's second fall, is it worth saving? After a Diablo 2 that leaves its mark, Diablo 3 is a game that says nothing because of its cartoon design, how can you take the king of Act One seriously, like the sect? The butcher is ridiculous, only the expansion gives it a bit of seriousness with a Maltael so powerful that it's ridiculous

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@Bastasia

April 21, 2025

Diablo 3. A Game i've played maybe so 10 Minutes and that was about 10 Years ago. In general what i've seen on Teaser, Trailer, Previews and some Let's Plays its maybe a good Game. But what it whats letting me quit this Game so quickly and never ever giving it back another Chance to replay it is this stupid permanent online forcement. I've seen so many Let's Plays and Livestreams around the last couple of Years and very often Players got suggested to quit their Game because of Server Maintances or anything like that BS and that is stupid in my Eyes because this Game is actually pretty good in Story, Gameplay and Graphics. But aslong Blizzard keep on holding tight on "Exclusivity" and this "Online Forcement" it will be difficult to get this Game DRM-Free here on GOG. My absolutly Wish would it be that Blizzard will set finally this Game free and i can also finally play it to the End without getting forced to be permanent online or having an stupid Launcher running in the Background. GOG i believe in you that one Day you can make this possible to play this Game without Limitations.

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@the_atm

April 28, 2025

The first Diablo game I ever played and one of my favorites. I've bought it on Battle Net, Playstation 4, Switch, even on Xbox for the brief time I owned one. I would love to see it brought to GOG to be preserved and given an offline mode and maybe even controller options like on console.

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@Sensiq93

July 09, 2025

I'd love to get Diablo III on GOG because it's an absolute legend that defined my perspective on RPGs and dark fantasy. It was this game that began my fascination with dungeons, loot, and fighting hellish evil. The iconic atmosphere of Tristram, the unsettling music, and the feeling of growing danger with each dungeon level—these are memories I'd love to relive. GOG offers a version adapted for modern computers, with no installation issues and retaining the original atmosphere. It's the perfect way to descend into the cathedral again, face hordes of demons, and finally look Diablo himself in the eye. It's not just a game; it's a return to roots—for me, for fans of the genre, and for anyone who knows the power of that word: D-I-A-B-L-O.

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@GustavoGG

July 09, 2025

I was with the aquisition of a Nintendo Switch that I found the best way to play Diablo 3: offline. Such a mode is possible with Diablo 2 Ressurrected also but not with Diablo 4 as of now. Most dream character builds of Diablo 2 that I couldn't make happen where actually possible in Diablo 3 particularly with the mage and barbarian. I played once with each class through the end then focused with the mage and necromancer also having repeated with the barbarian once or twice more.

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