There's also a lot more to do: more dungeons, more side quests, more kinds of enemies, more scenarios in which to test your mettle.
The system you use to learn new skills is more detailed, and you now wield multiple weapons at the same time, using the right one for different kinds of attacks. This is less a reinvention and more a refinement. Now, if all of this sounds familiar, it should: It's what you did in 1997's Diablo, 2000's Diablo II, 2012's Diablo III, and last year's mobile game Diablo Immortal (though this is decidedly more like the latter two than the first two). Playing as one of the five different kinds of customizable characters, and going it alone or with friends, would-be adventurers have to use magic, melee weapons, or ranged attacks to fight swarms of skeletons, ghouls, and other monsters while exploring the vast and varied land of Sanctuary. But before your player character can even attempt to stop her, they need to get stronger, and better equipped, which means going on a ton of quests, exploring tons of dungeons, and fighting tons of supernatural creatures.
In Diablo IV, thieves are tricked into releasing an evil demon named Lilith. Though not as big a leap forward as the third game was from the second, the fourth installment in this epic Tolkien-esque fantasy adventure series still provides a massive amount of addictive action.
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