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Diablo II originally came out in 2000, but more than 20 years later, the remaster Diablo II: Resurrected (2021) gave the game a visual and gameplay overhaul. No surprise, then, that many fans—including the author of these lines—still consider the second installment by far the best, with neither the third nor fourth game quite measuring…

Of all the games I thought I’d see converted to virtual reality, the Diablo games weren’t among them, for some reason. But one industrious modder has set about changing that, converting probably the most well-liked Diablo game, Diablo 2.

The clip is the first-person one. A staff pokes up from the bottom of the frame, a zombie shuffles toward you across the dark grass of the opening fields, the toolbar rides on your forearm and the map sits in your hand. Eurogamer wrote it up today, names the author as Sergious, and filed the…

A mod adds VR to Diablo II: Resurrected’s first-person view, with controller-based arm movements and options to walk or teleport. It builds on a 3D mod that also supports third-person play, but works only offline because Blizzard’s integrity checks cause crashes.

Diablo 2 is already a game you could lose thousands of hours to, but what if you could truly lose yourself in the worldPG to a first-person VR game

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At its core, Diablo IV remains one of the most compulsive action RPGs around. The formula hasn’t changed: venture into dungeons, slaughter increasingly grotesque armies of demons, collect an absurd amount of equipment, return to town, dismantle most of it, and repeat. The difference between a useless sword and one that completely transforms your build…

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“Diablo,” the absolute titan of action RPGs that has hooked gamers worldwide for decades, is officially heading to Netflix as an animated series—and honestly, it’s about time.