Diablo + Hellfire

Wtf how they kept all this data all this time, the whole video gaming world has evolved lightning years ahead and they just put it out like that? Or they did it from scratch? Anyway that's amazing

So glad you put this legend in your store, I instantly bought it and finished it in about 13 insane hours hahah Now I eagerly wait (and hope) for you to add Hellfire too, never had the chance to play it, sadly, and it would just be amazing!

If you have played it in the past, you should buy it. That's a fact. If nothing, then for the nostalgic part. This is really good. But the modern casual teenager should only hear legends about this game. How we played it "one more floor", how we played it on our LAN Parties or how we were scared from the atmosphere (music, sounds, monsters). But today? You can carry only few items, after 5000 gold you have another item slot away, quests are only cosmetic stuff, you can't run, the floors are almost identic and so on... But who cares? It's Diablo, so let's remember the good old days with this good old game...

GoG has done an amazing job bringing this up to date to run easily on current OS/systems. It includes both the untouched original incarnation as well as then new updated version for current gen compatability. The gameplay is untouched and behaves exactly as I remember it. Buy this game, turn the sound up, (soundtrack is otherwordly) the lights down, and enjoy the Feluci infused terror that launched the modern ARPG as we know it. They just don't make 'em like this anymore.

Disclaimer, this was one of the first games I bought with my own money around 2000, a retail version boxed inside a dvd case wich I still have lurking around, complete with his Golden awards or something label. and this game with the Age of Empires saga deformed my mouse and slightly. In this game you get your Token main quest, go Slay the Baddie, you got your Token tank, and your Token female character, and a Token foreigner, in this case a practicioner of the Dark Arts, is nothing new and was not in the release day. The great thing about this game was it was a Roguelike in Isometric with "almost" 3d characters, voiced and almost complete random runs, and a fun fact about experience, at some point the chaff is not worth killing anymore. In practice you have a random run but you almost allways tend to average your characters. This version is like the original, with a maybe noticeable but not really important grafical improvements, and bugfixes, original was stable to hardly notice bugs in singleplayer, maybe a weapon effect not activating or some faulty loot-chance calculation. Online play was not something I could experiment in the day, but they said that was a blast, PVP, Campers and lots of common occurrences nowadays that were "mostly new" at the time. and i am not trying really in this age. This game is like watching the Schindler List, or another good old movie, has his charm, you see the good points, you notice the lackings in this case very slow movement, you see the problems and the gems, and they are not easily shown in a let's play video, the joy of watching blue loot, and gold trinkets is more alluring at play when in watch, deciding if a +15% to hit is better than +1 to damage, 1+ to strenght is better than +20 in health, all of those things you can enjoy for a while... untill it gets old. You get your standard 4 levels by world metic, you start to read how the mechanics work, and then you simply start doing the same thing again and again.