Customer Ratings & Reviews

First of all, while i understand some people are upset about not getting it on release day, the truth is that as usual, a huge company like Blizzard can’t even make sure the game works on day one or two anyway. So even if you did get it on release day you’d be spending your time patching and sitting in a queue, not playing. I received my preorder the day after release. When I tried to play it last night I had a 56gb patch to download. That’s my mistake for buying on Xbox. My PS5 would’ve autopatched the game before first launch. I played the beta so I know there is a decent game in here. I played last night to the point I had made it to in the beta, about level 5. I started to play today and then I had to bring my dogs outside. I came back in after 5 min to find I’ve been logged out. When I tried to log back in it says my wait time is 983 minutes. That’s over 16 hours. I knew I would hate the always online thing but I was stupid and bought the game anyway. I hate not being able to pause a game. Sometimes you have to deal with life, you know? And there are some that will say “portal to town!” There is a big difference between saying “yes dear I’ll be right there.” <hits pause> and “yes dear I’ll be right there as soon as I kill all these mobs near me and I can hopefully get to a spot where nothing agros on me so I can portal to town, so probably like 15 minutes.” That’s how you get divorced. I’ve uninstalled the game. I wish I could get a refund. I wish I hadn’t been suckered into buying this. I’m just gonna go play Diablo 3. It works. I can play by myself. I don’t have to wait in a queue. And I can pause the game.

Super fun gameplay with an entralling story and battlepass. The cut scene cinematics are A++ and the gameplay is fun. Battle pass and seasonal content is nice. Can be played couch coop, which is super nice when most games are eliminating the option. The only downside is it *has* to be played online.

An incredibly addictive game, mind blowing graphics, great storyline, and amazing abilities for all the respective character classes. Easy money spent and definitely worth the money.

Been a diablo fan since 2000 and ive played every single game. Im glad i got it the next day it was released, although i feel bad for people who pre-ordered it and got it a week later (which doesn't make sense). I hope bestbuy will improve their pre-order system

Less enthralling gameplay than Diablo 3, but the updated graphics and cutscenes are a welcome feature for this title. I kind of lost interest with my current pay through but I think primarily due to my class and build. Will gladly pick it up again in the near future

It's been very fun graphics are good worth the money, have played almost every day since we bought it

Diablo is as excellent as always. We are longtime fan of the series and not disappointed with the latest.

I like this game. This game is very fun to play. I highly recommend it.

Great price, great game, great service, working as intended.

Great game fun, great delivery, fast shipping, great customer service

I've never played a Diablo game before but this has been awesome.

If you liked any of the other incarnations of the game then you’ll like this one as well. Farming is a must if you want to max out but not to just enjoy the game. Still a few bugs here and there but nothing game breaking.

I really enjoy playing this game online with my friends. Since the game is cross play I get to play with all of ny friends.

Diablo IV on Xbox Series X is a dark, cinematic, and endlessly replayable dungeon crawler that pulls you in and refuses to let go. Blizzard has crafted a bleak, atmospheric vision of Sanctuary that feels more grounded and mature than previous entries, with a phenomenal open world where you can ride your horse through deserts, frozen peaks, and decaying swamps, stumbling upon strongholds, cellars, and world events at every turn. The combat is visceral and satisfying across all five launch classes — Barbarian, Sorcerer, Rogue, Necromancer, and Druid — each with distinct skill trees, Paragon boards, and build flexibility that makes every session feel like a fresh loot chase. Boss fights, particularly the brutal Lilith encounters, are visually spectacular and genuinely challenging, while the seasonal content and live-service updates keep the endgame alive long after the credits roll. As for the physical package, the Cross-Gen Bundle Edition includes the game disc compatible with both Xbox One and Xbox Series X — you get the full base game on a single Blu-ray disc housed in a standard green Xbox case with the striking Lilith cover art. What's not included: no steelbook, no map, no art book, no in-game cosmetic bonuses, no DLC expansions like Vessel of Hatred or Lord of Hatred, and no digital extras of any kind. The disc itself is standard Activision/Blizzard branding with the Diablo IV logo and Xbox compatibility labeling — functional but nothing flashy. If you want the expansions or cosmetic bundles, those are separate digital purchases. That said, the base game alone offers dozens of hours of demon-slaying goodness with full cross-play and cross-progression support. For physical media collectors and fans of the ARPG genre, this is a must-own disc that earns its place on your shelf. Just be prepared to say goodbye to your free time — the loot grind is real, and it is glorious!

Synopsis: Truly an experience with no end and endless possibilities of things to do, monsters to slay, and friends to make. This is my first dive into the world of Diablo and I have to say that I am beyond thrilled with the plunge into D4. If you are coming into Diablo without any previous experience I highly recommend you watch some YouTube compilations of the story up to this point so you are not completely confused by what is happening. Story The story itself is immense, it is detailed, and it is captivating. I will not spoil anything, but I will say that it truly immerses you into the world of Sanctuary and makes you feel invested in the characters and what is happening. I was bought in to what was transpiring in the world nearly immediately--and I've never even dabbled with Diablo before. There is plenty going on with the core story and that doesn't even take into account the throngs of side quests that each add their own piece to the puzzle. Gameplay The combat and class systems are immense, they are complex, and they are enjoyable. No two encounters are ever the same and must be prepared for differently and effectively. There are tons of different monsters, creatures, and baddies to fight--all bringing their own flare and techniques to each battle. There is very little in the form of limitations to how you build your character whether it be skills, playstyle, or gear. Overall what I'm saying about Diablo IV is that you need to get it and take the plunge into the world of Sanctuary. 5 Daughter of Hatred Stars out of 5!

I bought this game after playing the server stress beta. I thought it was interesting in that time. But then I finished the campaign after it launched, beat the big baddie, and...just kind of fell off. It didn't capture me. I didn't feel a need or desire to explore the rest of the map, or to complete and participate in the open world activities. The combat feels extremely, painfully repetitive. Spamming 2 abilities, tossing 3 or so more here and there. But, primarily spamming 2. Over and over and over again. Blow up a group of enemies, go gather a new group, spam spam spam, blow them up, repeat, repeat. It's just...blah. That said, what it does, it does well. The (spammy) combat is tight and responsive. The loot is looty. The exlosions are exploding, demons are demoning, the viscera is...viscering. But there's no real hook. Yes, I know, the loot loop is supposed to be the hook, but some shiny items aren't enough to keep me playing a game where the primary interaction is spamming 2 buttons. Beyond the campaign story, which was decent, I felt starved for substance. Perhaps Diablo is due for an evolution.

Wow this fan is better than I thought. Game play is easy and the story is to notch. Anyone who loves RPG’s you’ll like this game

I played Diablo and Diablo II way back on the pc and then never got back to it as I was pulled into FPS games but I went back and bought this for my old XBox One console and it holds up very nicely. I'm only about 20 hours into the single campaign but am enjoying it immensely. Nice to go back and explore and play while grinding out my rpg character. I'm only playing at the Normal setting so of course it is fairly easy but still very enjoyable. Highly recommend this series as playable at any age.

Just a great game. If you like point and click isometric action games this is a great choice. All the classes have good identities in combat and the story is dark and moody. I highly recommend for Xbox for any Platform you can find. Plays great, looks great. Though folks should know that it requires a internet connection at all times, even single player. Perhaps its one serious minus, is that need for always on internet.

Excellent series with this being a strong point in this excellent series. My fiancee and I love playing this game co-op as it provides in-depth story through over the top view with action RPG mechanics. The graphics and cinematics are always on point in this series and especially with this game. Highly recommended!