Those who don't want to read the entire thing, could look directly at the end for a brief explanation.

It's easier than Path of Exile, welcomes new players with open arms, and is a good action role-playing, hack and slash game where in-game purchases are only cosmetic. The main story doesn't take too long to finish, but if you try to progress through the main story without developing your character enough to be considered as strong, bosses will definitely beat you. Game's story can be finished around 20-25 hours. However, you need to take this into consideration when buying this game, it is not a game that can be bought for its story.The game has a season system, every season your character is being reset and you start over. These seasons are big updates. If you don't want your character to be wiped, there is an option for that as well, yet you will not be able to benefit from your character in seasonal updates. There are events on the map at certain times in the game and you can also do them. I was also forgetting that the game is a PvPvE game. You can kill bosses together with other players, you can help each other, and as I said, there is also pvp in the game. You can enter into battle with other players. Downside of the game is online connection is mandatory and you cannot stop the game. Apart from these, the map of the game is quite gigantic and unlike other diablo games, this one has a mount. This makes transportation easier throughout the game. There are certain towns in the game and in these places you can teleport from one corner of the map to another in seconds.

-To summarize, those who are far from this genre and have never played it, you can play the game without hesitation. The main story is around 20 hours, but it is played for its open world and events rather than the main story. I don't know if it is worth the price but If you want to see whether you like it or not, just give it a try.

KF.

I never thought I'd say this, but this game could easily take the top spot among the best games I've ever played. It may sound a bit odd, but I felt the same way I did when I played Ori and the Will of the Wisps years ago. It’s an indescribable feeling, almost as if you've been searching for something for a long time, and this game gives you exactly that. Please give this masterpiece a chance.