Every Diablo expansion, ranked by how long it takes to beat

every Diablo There is an almost endless hole of content even from the basic package. However, the developers do not stop there. In addition to updates, each game also comes with content expansions, adding new pieces of story to the original adventure. These expansions are usually accompanied by major changes to the game's systems, often acting as a refresher.

Those just interested in the campaigns will be more interested to find out the length of these expansions. None of them compete with the length of a base Diablo campaign, but they usually offer enough gameplay to justify a purchase even for one game.

5 Diablo 3: Rise Of The Necromancer

0 hours, new class

• Rise of the Necromancer release date: June 27, 2017

Rise of the Necromancer It feels as expansive as anything else. It even cost money. However, people need a fair warning that there is No new campaign This expansion adds the Necromancer class and several features that change the gameplay, but there is no new story content.

Diablo 3 It's old enough that players can buy the entire bundle for the price of a full game or even less. At the time of its release, people were concerned about whether it was worth it to pony up the cash just for a new class. To be fair, controlling the Necromancer is at least a lot of fun. Still a fun class to use Diablo 4too much

4 Diablo: Hellfire

Four and a half hours

• Hellfire release date: November 24, 1997

hell fire A unique expansion whose content does not affect the base game as much as other expansions for future games. It was also run by Synergistic Software, not Blizzard. Multiplayer doesn't integrate as easily as the main story into the adventure, though LAN is still possible.

This probably isn't as much of a concern to modern gamers since then Diablo Not as active as newer games or even Diablo 2. Although the shortest development with an actual campaign, hell fire It still adds some elements that affect the main story. There is a new class as well as new items. New enemies also appear, but only in specially created dungeons hell fire

3 Diablo 4: Vessel Of Hatred

Eight and a half hours

Diablo 4 It was a return to the bad atmosphere of the second game. Some fans considered Diablo 3 Aesthetics a little too bright for my taste. The expansion continues with a brutal, artistic atmosphere that would look at home on a heavy metal album cover. Names slightly more metallic than vessel of hatredFinally

The expansion brings a fairly meaty campaign and a new land to explore that ties directly into the existing open world environment. Even if players don't buy it, there's plenty of new content to check out in the update that comes with it, including a brand new class. Those who buy it will be treated to eight and a half hours of gameplay Diablo 4 The story stopped

2 Diablo 3: Reaper Of Souls

Nine and a half hours

• Reaper of Souls release date: March 25, 2014

Diablo 3 It had a cliffhanger that came with a malignant always-online requirement. particle for direct object reap the soul The expansion was more updated than the other expansions on this list, massively overhauling almost all of the game's systems to build. Diablo 3 A smoother experience

Loot, difficulty and leveling were all optimized and built Diablo 3 A more popular game because of it. The expansion itself is considered as a highlight of the whole Diablo 3 Wrapping up the original game is still a fun time, though reap the soul More than lives Diablo name

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It was also the first time the series was released on consoles in over fifteen years. More interestingly, this is the first time developer Blizzard has made something for consoles in this time.

1 Diablo 2: Lord Of Destruction

19 1/2 hours

• Lord of Destruction release date: June 27, 2001

As great as the first game is, Diablo 2 This is the time when this series became one of the most famous names in the game. The game is still popular to this day, and some less forgiving sensibilities see it as an advantage over its sequels. While it is not an easy game today on normal and harder difficulty, it was much harder before the game Lord of Destruction The expansion came out

Released almost a year after the original game in 2001, this new content balances the heavy gameplay along with new features to make the overall gameplay more interesting. It also added two more classes for players to use. In more than 19 hours to beat, Lord of Destruction It's longer than a lot of full games and makes the extra purchase more than worth it.

Diablo 2: Resurred
a remake of the classic game for both consoles and PC, incl
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Free Players can also switch between old and new graphics with the push of a button.