It feels all the more poignant when you walk on floors fully covered in corpses in Reaper of Souls. If you're not engaging in conversation with downtrodden and pessimistic townsfolk, you're fending off a seemingly limitless stream of demons. Thanks to two years worth of PC version fixes, wise console-friendly UI adjustments, and a number of exclusive social features, this also happens to be the definitive version of Diablo III.ĭiablo III's bleakness is so comprehensive, one can't help but admire Blizzard's dedication. Unless the studio can come up with an expansion to vanquish a tax collector, it's safe to say that Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition is as final as it gets. After all, where do you go after defeating The Devil? Developer Blizzard's answer-in the Reaper of Souls expansion-was a villain that was the closest thing to Death. When it comes to Diablo, one should expect a sense of finality when an upgraded version features the word "Ultimate".
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