Diablo III: Reaper of Souls

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  1. Funnytom
    May 4, 2014
    8
    I played ~40 hours of the original D3, and I must say that I was interested in seeing where Blizzard chose to take the game in Reaper of Souls (RoS), and overall while there are some positive changes which have been made they really haven't done enough to give D3 the classic status which its predecessors now enjoy. Onto my main points about the game:

    The main changes which were made    I played ~40 hours of the original D3, and I must say that I was interested in seeing where Blizzard chose to take the game in Reaper of Souls (RoS), and overall while there are some positive changes which have been made they really haven't done enough to give D3 the classic status which its predecessors now enjoy. Onto my main points about the game:

    The main changes which were made from standard D3 were increasing the max level cap, adding a new class, adding a new act, changing the way items drop, and adding a new "adventure" game mode. I personally have had some issues with finding others to play with in the game's story mode and at lower levels, making the game a bit lonely compared to what I am used to in vanilla D3.

    Increasing the max level cap had the effect of making all of a characters items from pre RoS obsolete, making all previous items obsolete once you hit level cap; this feels annoying in particular if you got badass items from the auction house, but after playing for a while you do get over it (well I did at least). Hand in hand with this is the changes to the drop rates, which have made finding upgrades for your character much easier, as items which drop are much more likely to be usable for which character you are playing. There is also a major increase to the drop rate of unique items, meaning that you will actually see some drop on a regular basis, and the addition of the mystic's ability to customize an enchantment on an item is also very welcome.

    For me the biggest change is adventure mode and the increase to the number of events in the game world, which gives you a real incentive to travel throughout the game world and do the many of the most fun activities which the game has to offer. This stands as a vastly superior endgame to vanilla D3's grind act 3 for loot, and for me is the largest improvement on the original. One gripe I have is the enemy density, which appears to have been reduced from the changes made in previous patches.

    The plot for the new act V is of the standard which you would expect from the original D3 (so not terrible but nothing to write home about), and the game has exactly zero surprises for you in terms of the larger story, and really has no success in making you give a damn about the events which are taking place in the world. There are some sidequests at the start of act V which have you actually interacting with civilians and guards outside of town, which is a welcome change from the standard of monsters out of town, everyone else in town, but (aside from one notable exception) they have no bearing on any other part of the game. There is also a bit more back story for all of your followers, which gives them some much needed depth.

    Overall RoS is an improvement on the original D3, though there are still fundamental problems with the game which will reduce the game's re-playability (for me at least) in the longer term.    … Expand
  2. plato666
    Oct 1, 2014
    10
    Never before have I got so excited about a game and I was not disappointed.Diablo 3 has been around a fare few months now but reaper of the rather large expansion is just insane.the maps huge the gold immense the quest for items is never ending but great fun.I get bored really easy and I tell you what not playing this game and the bonus is you get to play coop and its great fun. At theNever before have I got so excited about a game and I was not disappointed.Diablo 3 has been around a fare few months now but reaper of the rather large expansion is just insane.the maps huge the gold immense the quest for items is never ending but great fun.I get bored really easy and I tell you what not playing this game and the bonus is you get to play coop and its great fun. At the moment you can get Reaper of Souls for £24.99 at game and I promise it will be the best investment you will make,at least this year.… Expand
  3. Mmarcellino
    Jul 22, 2014
    6
    RoS entertained me at launch, I have spent well over 1k hours playing DIII and its expansion and have to say this game is average to above average at best. The lack of customization is the worst Path of Exile is a FAR better ARPG for the serious gamers. Crusader class and rifts add some depth to the game along with the loot 2.0 system however after the amount of time I have sunk into theRoS entertained me at launch, I have spent well over 1k hours playing DIII and its expansion and have to say this game is average to above average at best. The lack of customization is the worst Path of Exile is a FAR better ARPG for the serious gamers. Crusader class and rifts add some depth to the game along with the loot 2.0 system however after the amount of time I have sunk into the game it is just not entertaining anymore. The expansion held my interest from the time it took me to get all my LVL60 chars to the new level cap and level my Crusader from 1 - 70 but it is just not enough. I kept holding out hope that RoS would save this game but personally it is just not interesting enough due to lack of character customization and build options. The game is still incredibly unbalanced, as in there is usually only 1 optimal build for each class. My best advice to ARPG fans who liked Diablo 2 and are willing to dump 100's of hours into a game is to not waste your time and play Path of Exile instead!!… Expand
  4. Zero187
    Nov 10, 2014
    9
    Well, this game started out at a solid 0 back at release and has managed its way to work up to an 8 or 9 in my book. They got rid of the Auction Houses and made gear more like WoW where you have to work for it and can't simply trade with randoms. Before, all you needed was money to get good but now you need time and skill. Luck is important too, but with blood shards you can gamble for theWell, this game started out at a solid 0 back at release and has managed its way to work up to an 8 or 9 in my book. They got rid of the Auction Houses and made gear more like WoW where you have to work for it and can't simply trade with randoms. Before, all you needed was money to get good but now you need time and skill. Luck is important too, but with blood shards you can gamble for the item slot you want, so I can get 1-2 of the item I'm looking for per week if I play a few hours a day. After 2-3 weeks, I usually end up with a Best in Slot version of that item. A lot of people don't have that sort of patience, but I enjoy the game and the time I've put in has given me tons of enjoyment.

    Also, with the addition of "Greater Rifts" and Leaderboard, it doesn't feel like you're pointlessly grinding for loot anymore. Now you can actually push yourself to higher grift levels and aim to make it to the top 1000 for your class. I recently beat a 37 grift which puts me at about #300 overall in the US for barbs. And the challenge of improving and beating the next level grift keeps me wanting to play more and look for better upgrades. And the legendary gems + hellfire amulet are more cool item additions if you get bored of (g)rifts. Lots to do, you just have to figure out the most efficient ways of doing them.

    So yea, if you're looking for an awesome RPG with TONS of sweet loot and lots of classes and builds to play with, look no further. Yes, there are some cookie-cutter builds that seem to perform the best for some classes, but every item is unique so everyone's going to have different variations of the build in the end. Also, some classes can be a lot more fun than others. I love my barb to death whereas DH seemed boring, so make sure you research the classes before investing in one!

    PS - The game doesn't really become enjoyable until max level. No one enjoys the plane ride, but it's usually worth the wait :)    … Expand
  5. TheMadNag
    Apr 29, 2014
    7
    Huge fan of the Diablo series grew up pretty much downing coca-cola and slaying monsters. With that said this the first installment of Diablo 3 killed me. Had no resemblance to its predecessor and felt as though the name shouldn’t even be on the game. With time though blizzard manage to get some of their flaws together and bust out this expansion. It is still no where near the glory daysHuge fan of the Diablo series grew up pretty much downing coca-cola and slaying monsters. With that said this the first installment of Diablo 3 killed me. Had no resemblance to its predecessor and felt as though the name shouldn’t even be on the game. With time though blizzard manage to get some of their flaws together and bust out this expansion. It is still no where near the glory days of old diablo’s but it is a vast improvement over the diablo 3 release. They have added some end game content and made loot a little more fluid, it has a long way to go but its on the right path.

    Gameplay: Fun, solid, fluid, feels clean and looks good. Typical monster slayer game with lots of loot to go around. Improved a lot of aspects from diablo 3 and keeps people entertained. Improvements coming out relatively fast in the form of patches to make sure the game is what the people want. It lacks a lot of creativity though as builds for characters are pretty much cookie cutter. As in only certain builds are viable for endgame content. Also specific items are the best for certain classes. In other words if you want to have top level gear and top level damage you pretty much have to follow in the footsteps of everyone else which makes it kind of depressing.

    Overall this game is crazy amounts better than diablo 3 but still needs improvement to be a game that is in the same league as diablo 2 and 1.    … Expand
  6. Sivus
    Jun 5, 2014
    7
    I wouldn't call this an expansion... as many other people have noted, this is more of a DLC made to feel like an expansion. Way over priced for what you get; 99% of the same loot but with a higher level cap and a half-assed story that ends -very- poorly... not to mention it feels rude to the players at times. Smooth launch??? the game is already live, it can't launch twice! However! manyI wouldn't call this an expansion... as many other people have noted, this is more of a DLC made to feel like an expansion. Way over priced for what you get; 99% of the same loot but with a higher level cap and a half-assed story that ends -very- poorly... not to mention it feels rude to the players at times. Smooth launch??? the game is already live, it can't launch twice! However! many of the fixes (they aren't changes in my opinion) bring the game up to the level it should have been from the start. I would give this game a 6/10 but I've got 100's of hours each on several characters. It feels wrong to not factor that in. 7.… Expand
  7. AnnaOctavia
    Jun 24, 2014
    6
    i could give 6 the best for RoS. been playing RoS and vanilla for more than 2000hours and all i can say is the build variance still sucks. and nothing is customizable. its only a straight forward game with grinding for loot. its good for casual players but not recommendable to d2 and PoE players. and not for hardcore players too
  8. bertrandwins
    Jul 2, 2014
    6
    If you're a hardcore fan of the franchise and can spend over 20 hours a week on a video game, then this review is for you:

    RoS is a big improvement over the disappointing Diablo 3. There's much left to be desired about how the dev team balances the classes, but they're slowly learning their mistakes from Diablo 3. The official Diablo 3 General Discussion forums is a very toxic place,    If you're a hardcore fan of the franchise and can spend over 20 hours a week on a video game, then this review is for you:

    RoS is a big improvement over the disappointing Diablo 3. There's much left to be desired about how the dev team balances the classes, but they're slowly learning their mistakes from Diablo 3. The official Diablo 3 General Discussion forums is a very toxic place, but the class forums and communities offer a better experience. Don't play the public games. 3 months into release and Blizzard's still supporting the game and actively adding new content.

    If you're a normal person who has a job and social commitments, then this review is for you:

    For an expansion pack that only provides 1 additional act and 1 more class, it's definitely not worth the price I paid for it if you just intend to play the game to completion in solo mode.

    Blizzard has skewed much of the longevity of the game towards the multi-player experience and the loot hunt. The trouble is that certain design decisions (such as limiting trading, combat mechanics) don't really foster good co-operative gameplay, and the public game experience can be quite unpleasant.    … Expand
  9. Arcaroxx
    Jul 18, 2014
    8
    Yes, D3 was a wreck. A big wreck. People cried, people whined, and so, when they saw the game was getting an expansion, they told to themselves: ''Its gonna be **** Blind fools. This is why the expansion has so many bad reviews. I mean for **** sake...so many zeros...A zero means an unplayable game...People compare it to D2 LoD, but thats like comparing a small sculpture to the Statue ofYes, D3 was a wreck. A big wreck. People cried, people whined, and so, when they saw the game was getting an expansion, they told to themselves: ''Its gonna be **** Blind fools. This is why the expansion has so many bad reviews. I mean for **** sake...so many zeros...A zero means an unplayable game...People compare it to D2 LoD, but thats like comparing a small sculpture to the Statue of Liberty...Blizzard knew and saw that D3 was **** and they fixed it by releasing patches and this expansion. Adventure mode is really fun and provides long playtime every day, and the Act V is amusing and full of good moments. It is quite short though (3 to 4 hours I'd say). This expansion is a good heal on the enourmous D3 wounds, and I hope the blind fools will see the light one day. Because Blizzard are slowly bringin that light...(JUST BRING ****IN PVP!)… Expand
  10. FuzzyPuppy
    Aug 25, 2014
    9
    An improvement over the "vanilla" version. Items are useful, (generally) action is fast, satisfying killing monsters...etc. My one criticism is Blizzard is doing a fair amount of "hand holding" here with "smart-loot" and guaranteed drops.
  11. eldumloido
    Sep 22, 2014
    6
    didn't include local multiplayer from consoles. They have the technology and my computer has the power. Really like it on ps4 but withoout friends in same room this just isn't the same.
  12. Brodde
    Sep 17, 2014
    7
    This game is a lot better now than it was at launch. Removing the auction house improved the game play a lot, since it is no longer just about farming gold or paying cash to buy gear. Adventure mode adds a lot. The new crusader class not so much.

    The game is pretty basic over all, and there is very few possibilities for variation in strategy. The new loot system makes this even worse,    This game is a lot better now than it was at launch. Removing the auction house improved the game play a lot, since it is no longer just about farming gold or paying cash to buy gear. Adventure mode adds a lot. The new crusader class not so much.

    The game is pretty basic over all, and there is very few possibilities for variation in strategy. The new loot system makes this even worse, since you only get gear that suits the vanilla build for your class.

    It is still a pretty good casual hack and slash game.    … Expand
  13. NicoleWatson
    Oct 14, 2014
    9
    Getting rid of Jay Wilson as game director looks like it has paid off. vanilla Diablo3 was ok. However, after Jay Wilson was replaced several key game mechanics were vastly improved. With this expansion fans of the Diablo series are finally getting the Diablo they want. Diablo 3 goes from being barely "ok" to being a great game with this expansion pack. Blizzard's "feedback loop" withGetting rid of Jay Wilson as game director looks like it has paid off. vanilla Diablo3 was ok. However, after Jay Wilson was replaced several key game mechanics were vastly improved. With this expansion fans of the Diablo series are finally getting the Diablo they want. Diablo 3 goes from being barely "ok" to being a great game with this expansion pack. Blizzard's "feedback loop" with its fan base improves the core Diablo 3 game play experience. Blizzard's expansion packs always make their games so much better. Reaper of Souls is no different.… Expand
  14. AndyPatterson96
    Oct 26, 2014
    8
    Diablo III: Reaper of Souls is a terrific hack 'n' slash dungeon crawler with an addictive loot system and practically endless replay-ability thanks to heaps of content and excellent couch co-op.
  15. Atlark
    Oct 29, 2014
    7
    Diablo 3 in general is much different from the first 2 ones. That's not a bad thing, it depends on what you are expecting, and if you are new to the genre, you should buy it along with this expansion, it's not really long but it is entertaining.

    The only thing that I would complain is the price, 35 Euros are too much even for a good expansion, but if you enjoyed Diablo 3 then don't    Diablo 3 in general is much different from the first 2 ones. That's not a bad thing, it depends on what you are expecting, and if you are new to the genre, you should buy it along with this expansion, it's not really long but it is entertaining.

    The only thing that I would complain is the price, 35 Euros are too much even for a good expansion, but if you enjoyed Diablo 3 then don't worry, it's worth every cent.    … Expand
  16. Jeek
    Mar 15, 2015
    8
    I enjoyed playing this game a lot. I played D3 and ROS combined 300 hours and then got bored. Sure this game isn't any MMO like WoW what you can play for thousands of hours year after year, but still that 300 hours were a lot of fun and easily worth the money. End game is pretty much only grinding bountys and rifts to get the best equipment, and when you get it there isn't much to doI enjoyed playing this game a lot. I played D3 and ROS combined 300 hours and then got bored. Sure this game isn't any MMO like WoW what you can play for thousands of hours year after year, but still that 300 hours were a lot of fun and easily worth the money. End game is pretty much only grinding bountys and rifts to get the best equipment, and when you get it there isn't much to do anymore. Start new class or change game.

    Hoping that Blizzard will add new content into game to hook me up again.    … Expand
  17. Nepharos
    Feb 2, 2015
    7
    Diablo... an endless grind for gear.
    I absolutely hate grinding games, but I thought I'd give it a try on Diablo III (after playing Diablo 1 all those years ago). I like it... but after a while it was getting impossible to go to Inferno difficulty.
    Then Reaper of Souls came out, I waited a long time to buy it. Eventually I did and... Well it's a lot better than Diablo III initially    Diablo... an endless grind for gear.
    I absolutely hate grinding games, but I thought I'd give it a try on Diablo III (after playing Diablo 1 all those years ago). I like it... but after a while it was getting impossible to go to Inferno difficulty.

    Then Reaper of Souls came out, I waited a long time to buy it. Eventually I did and...
    Well it's a lot better than Diablo III initially was.
    Yes the fifth chapter might not be as strong as the initial story ever was, but the adventure mode makes it a lot more fun to do!

    It actually (finally) is rewarding to grind this game and there are numerous ways of getting better gear!
    Crafting also has gained a little of it's glory back in this update.
    The thing I do like most of this game is the difficulty of staying alive on the higher Inferno levels. One mistake and your dead, makes it feel a lot better when you accomplish killing an elite group, mini boss or boss!

    In the end I do not recommend this game to people who love a great story.
    For one playthrough (maybe two) it's alright, but after that the story is very thin.

    However if you like mindless hack 'n slash and grinding for gear, this game is great!
    The combat is great and has pretty deep skill combinations and strategies with gear/skills to do most damage and stay alive!

    Overall this game deserves a 7.    … Expand
  18. somedude14
    Apr 30, 2021
    8
    I played a lot of vanilla D3 at launch (~100 hours) even though it was in a pretty rough state. The action is a lot of fun regardless. Reaper of Souls fixes the loot and gets rid of the auction house. At time of this review, patch 2.7 is out and I've done 4 or 5 seasons total during the course of the game. I spend about 30 hours gearing a character before getting bored and moving on toI played a lot of vanilla D3 at launch (~100 hours) even though it was in a pretty rough state. The action is a lot of fun regardless. Reaper of Souls fixes the loot and gets rid of the auction house. At time of this review, patch 2.7 is out and I've done 4 or 5 seasons total during the course of the game. I spend about 30 hours gearing a character before getting bored and moving on to other games, but I do inevitably come back to do it again because it is fun.

    You can only trade with people who were there when loot dropped. And for some reason even on my rig, this game stutters a lot in multiplayer, and I'm taking a full point off for that. Apparently it has something to do with wizards and sound issues, but it's really obnoxious and the game used to run better.    … Expand
  19. Reace14
    Feb 7, 2015
    9
    Not a lot new here... but what game play elements it rehashes, it rehashes better than anyone out there. A surprisingly good story for a genre not known for it's story telling. Being Blizzard, the presentation is top-notch as would be expected. Some folks describe this as a DLC disguised as an expansion, but that is not the case. While you may only have one new chapter, it is a VERY bigNot a lot new here... but what game play elements it rehashes, it rehashes better than anyone out there. A surprisingly good story for a genre not known for it's story telling. Being Blizzard, the presentation is top-notch as would be expected. Some folks describe this as a DLC disguised as an expansion, but that is not the case. While you may only have one new chapter, it is a VERY big chapter. I'd say larger than any of the other chapters by far. In addition a lot more content is added in the form of Adventure mode and rifts. The best ARPG on the market. Others are coming close, but Diablo is still king of the hill.… Expand
  20. ZaurCritic
    Feb 27, 2015
    9
    The coolest game! What variety of monsters, weapons, armor! It is a pity that swing level needed for a very long time. If pumping levels will be easier, I'll be happy. The game is complicated, but interesting. Score - 9
  21. Hailer
    Apr 8, 2015
    10
    What a big RPG wraped to the easily playing game. The game take lot of time, but after that you get more and more fun especially when you find some players which are on the same line like you. I recomended HC mode because dead is the new begining and the loot system guarantee you new items and new build's are await after sudden dead. Blizzard releasing new patch with table of new contentsWhat a big RPG wraped to the easily playing game. The game take lot of time, but after that you get more and more fun especially when you find some players which are on the same line like you. I recomended HC mode because dead is the new begining and the loot system guarantee you new items and new build's are await after sudden dead. Blizzard releasing new patch with table of new contents and do the best. The game is without mounthly fee. What you more you want?… Expand
  22. ThyCrow
    May 3, 2015
    10
    I'm just fine with the game , quite some fun.
    The game play is great so is the story ,
    just the price tag makes you think before buying.

    but its well worth it
  23. Tagirix
    Nov 6, 2016
    10
    Great expansion. I had a pleasure to complete RoS for a few hours, but it was an incredible experience. The expansion features a great story with a few new characters, locations. Gameplay, however, is still the same. I am looking forward to the next DLCs from Blizzard.
  24. Reckless39
    Jan 6, 2017
    0
    Unstable connections + rigged win/lose system. The more you pay - the more lucky card draws you'll get. Also a lot of bots that play withour mistakes, farming gold/rank/arena.
  25. Sn0r
    Oct 5, 2016
    10
    Reaper of Souls just delivered what the fants wanted! It made D3 awesome again. Most people who still praise Diablo2 over Diablo3 just never played the add-on.
  26. Camel11
    Dec 28, 2016
    4
    RoS fixed many of the problems of Vanilla D3, but the core issue still remains.

    The game is simply boring. Looting items is an unrewarding experience, identifying legendaries is as exciting as opening and closing a door. Rifts and Bounties are interesting at first, but later on they become a chore. On top of that, in the next year they'll add a new class: the Necromancer, in what    RoS fixed many of the problems of Vanilla D3, but the core issue still remains.

    The game is simply boring. Looting items is an unrewarding experience, identifying legendaries is as exciting as opening and closing a door. Rifts and Bounties are interesting at first, but later on they become a chore.

    On top of that, in the next year they'll add a new class: the Necromancer, in what they call a class pack. Thanks Blizzard, we have to pay 20$ to do the same mind-numbing, boring grind with a new class. Just abandon this mess and focus on making D4.    … Expand
  27. MassiveBS
    Apr 19, 2020
    5
    Significantly better than diablo 3 without dlc but... still not impressed tho.
  28. rodericrinehart
    Jan 30, 2016
    9
    Diablo 3 started off rough, but the expansion and its future updates - especially the removal of the stupid real money auction house - have rounded it out into probably the best loot-focused action RPG. Insane levels of replay value, but grinding out bounties and Greater Nephalem Rifts does get old after hundreds of times. They have continued to add gear, areas, and the seasons keep itDiablo 3 started off rough, but the expansion and its future updates - especially the removal of the stupid real money auction house - have rounded it out into probably the best loot-focused action RPG. Insane levels of replay value, but grinding out bounties and Greater Nephalem Rifts does get old after hundreds of times. They have continued to add gear, areas, and the seasons keep it fresh. Worth your time, especially at the current price.… Expand
  29. Anathema
    Aug 27, 2023
    9
    The Burger King of ARPGs compared to Path of Exile's fine dining experience.

    The start of a new season up to the point where you've got mostly ancient augmented gear is a 10/10 ARPG experience. Shame it goes by so quickly and then there's nothing interesting to work towards.

    Still, I've been returning to this for a few days every season and I have a blast each time.
  30. Superduperjew
    Oct 3, 2021
    6
    6/10.

    Reaper of souls is fun. Act V is a lot closer to the Diablo universe than all of Diablo 3 combined. Less chatter from bosses, more creepiness. If you're expecting loot to be any better, you'll be let down. The development team basically slapped a couple special effects on a FEW legendaries. That's it. The issue is this - intervals where you get no loot. When you hit the loot    6/10.

    Reaper of souls is fun. Act V is a lot closer to the Diablo universe than all of Diablo 3 combined. Less chatter from bosses, more creepiness. If you're expecting loot to be any better, you'll be let down. The development team basically slapped a couple special effects on a FEW legendaries. That's it.

    The issue is this - intervals where you get no loot. When you hit the loot level (70), you should be rewarded for hunting for loot. As you colect items that increase your power, the time should increase between upgrades. Instead, you get to 70 and are stuck in lower difficulties forever because magic find no longer exists on common items. You cannot increase your odds for finding loot that allows you to progress through the difficulties. You will get a legendary ever 2-3 hours because there is a loot timer. It truly is loot on rails. The problem is far greater in hardcore.

    That perfect item progression from previous Diablo games is still missing, but at least we have bounties and rifts...right? Ahem.

    Oh, and cinematics? None. Where did Blizzard quality go?    … Expand
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#8 Best PC Game of 2014
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 75 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 73 out of 75
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 75
  3. Negative: 0 out of 75
  1. CD-Action
    Jun 28, 2014
    90
    At last! Diablo III became the game I was looking forward to. Reaper of Souls does more than just improve the original – it reinvents it and helps it reclaim the hack’n’slash throne. [05/2014, p.50]
  2. LEVEL (Czech Republic)
    May 16, 2014
    100
    Heaps of new content provides hours of fun, even though the campaign could use a little extension. But if you’re a fan, this is a must. [Issue#241]
  3. Ragequit.gr
    May 14, 2014
    90
    Blizzard did the obvious: literally transformed Diablo 3 to what it should have been from the start. It took them some time, but finally Blizzard got the message and moved finally to the right direction. While we expect the next expansion, fans of action / rpg can now sleep peacefully ... the king is here!
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