On the heels of controversy over Diablo 4 Gold's unsavory microtransactions as well as its monetization system, this new update could be a much-needed source of goodwill for Blizzard Entertainment as the trust among Diablo players is considerably shaken. Although Diablo 4 has enjoyed commercial success in the mobile app marketplace for a game with no cost to play gamers are concerned that Diablo 4's in-game store could follow in a similar direction.

Despite the problems that players have issues with their matchmaking systems, Diablo 2: Resurrected can be played by itself for those who are new to the franchise and for players who have played Sanctuary who want to experiencing a classic game that has received new paint. As it's basically the same game as Diablo 2 in its original form, Diablo 2. players can make use of their previous saves to carry on where they were left.

For those who want an additional competitive, multiplayer experience, Diablo 2: Resurrected has introduced its first ladder featuring four distinct gameplay modes to choose from. It's also the time to launch Patch 2.4 which is the first major update for Diablo 2 in over a decade - people who are bored with Diablo 4 may yet find something to enjoy in Sanctuary by returning to an old, familiar companion.

The much-anticipated Diablo 4 recently released for mobile devices and PC fans at last being able to try the unique title out. Despite being criticized for its move to mobile platforms as well as the controversial microtransaction system, the new game appears to have been able to find a fan base.