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Diablo III (2012)

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Public wishlist for Diablo III where players can vote for their favorite games and leave comments.

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

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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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@Thesilk

July 13, 2025

I spent hours playing D1 and D2, like everyone else I suppose but I have not played one single second of D3, because of that mind-bogglingly stupid decision by Blizzard to force you to be online to be able to play it. So yeah, an offline version would be great, ideally with the various expansions of the game. I would buy that.

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@gssilva993

July 13, 2025

Minha historia do RPG começou com diablo e o 3 foi onde me apaixonei pela franquia. a Blizzard foi excepcional em trazer o game em português dublado, e com um jogo que posamos jogar o resto da vida.

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@RikkaTotsuka

July 21, 2025

Diablo III was one of the first games that truly hooked me into the world of ARPGs. I still remember the first time I fought the Skeleton King — the atmosphere, the music, the dark art style — it was unforgettable. Even though the game has changed a lot since launch, it always remained fun to revisit, especially with friends during seasonal events. I’d love to see Diablo III on GOG. Having a DRM-free version would be amazing, especially with the servers eventually shutting down. It would preserve the experience and allow future generations to enjoy it, even offline. Please consider bringing this gem to the platform!

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@Thunker

August 01, 2025

J'aime cette série et même si ce troisième épisode peut être discutable sur beaucoup de points, il n'en a pas moins des qualités et j'espère sincèrement le voir débarquer ici !

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@EzmoGizmo

August 03, 2025

I would love to see a Diablo 3 on GOG but only Vanilla. I miss the times before Reaper of Souls when we had 4 difficulty levels. Grinding had a purpose, legendary items were very rare like in Diablo II. Reaper of Souls made game unplayable for me with 20 difficulty levels, you can reach max 70lvl just playing normal, in vanilla i remember my first character had 43 lvl when i reached Hell. Didn't know a full potencial of a class yet and that gived me a reason to go forward. It was a adveture but always online and updates took it from me as there is no legacy version. Some poeple might say there is PS3 an XboX 360 vanilla but it have already item drop 2.0 and it's not the same like playing on PC. I know Vannilla is not what people liked but for me it was better experience and it had more.. personality. I love Diablo and Diablo II but i had a lot of fun when D3 too when it was relased.

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@Hakuso3

August 12, 2025

The fact this game plays better on Switch than it does on PC thanks to the *atrocious* Activision DRM and the online single-player killed the franchise for me. I still say they owe me $90 for my special edition purchase I only managed to eck a few dozen hours out of between crashes and server errors, but putting out a *working* PC release would go a fair bit toward redeeming them for the epic levels of fail this had on PC.

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@VickyHitchgull

February 28, 2025

I remember my cousins managed to get Diablo 3 for us to play co-op. On a console specifically. Where we all enjoyed playing on a single screen where our players characters. Lamao'ing like loons when the monk's ability to kick would send mobs flying off screen like they were Gmod props. It was all great. OFFLINE. I like the same thing. The same game. in OFFLINE mode. Because that was the only definitive way to play without getting kicked out when you don't have an internet connection. To have the game on GoG would be one of the reason I would begin to no-life a game that quite decent for what it was, but Preserved as well.

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@hikingferal

August 31, 2025

Diablo 3 gets a hard time and I can't say whether it's deserved or not because I've never been a huge Diablo fan. What I can say is that Diablo 3 was the first Diablo game I ever played and I finished it many times. I had a lot of fun with it casually and must have spent a few hundred hours in the game back in the day. It would be nice to have it here on GOG, just to jump in and enjoy the nostalgia trip and chill out with the casual gameplay. It's a part of gaming history that some hate, some love and some like me - just had a nice time with and it deserves to be snuggled up in GOG's bed and tucked in at night.

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@m1kefade

October 08, 2025

Just the idea of owning a Diablo 3 copy that I can install and play offline whenever I want makes me cry with joy. Diablo 3: Eternal Collection, On Gog ♥

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@scpour92

December 02, 2025

Diablo 3 is far from my favorite game in the series (that particular honor goes to diablo 2) but it was the one that introduced me to the Diablo series. Still, in spite of that, it is a good fun game for some casual demon slaying and there is a reason I play the xbox 360 version exclusively when I own it on pc and that's because I don't want to deal with Blizz's always online nonsense so having a version that isn't forced to be online would be lovely.

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