In 1996, after having won over PC gamers’ hearts with their fantasy real-time strategy games Warcraft and Warcraft II, the wunderkind studio of Blizzard Entertainment unleashed hell in the form of: Diablo. A groundbreaking action role-playing game that turned the hack and slash thrills and chills of dungeon crawling into a tense, real-time affair. No longer were players bound by turns and actions, but by the speed of their clicks. With rich 640×480 resolution graphics, Diablo welcomed players into an addictive descent into adventure, danger and terror. Thirty years later, the Diablo series has grown. Today, you can play the […]... Keep on reading: Thirty years of Diablo, and why Diablo II is still the best