Platforms
- PCOct 08, 20247.0playscore8.437 Critics4.51.00K Players
- PlayStation 5Oct 08, 20248.0playscore8.316 Critics7.997 Players
- Xbox Series X|SOct 08, 20247.1playscore8.17 Critics5.67.50K Players
- PlayStation 4Oct 08, 2024NAplayscoreNA0 Critics7.6126 Players
- Xbox OneOct 08, 2024NAplayscoreNA0 Critics5.473 Players
60 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms
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Critic Reviews
- En defintiva, Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred es una gran expansión que sabe lo que quiere y lo que busca: tender nuevos puentes hacia el futuro mientras sigue nutriendo de contenido el presente.
Javier Bassols · Nov 14, 2024 Reviewed on Series X|SRead full review - Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred brings some new content to the table, including the new playable class, a new zone, a new coop mode, and some new story. However, the story lacks the kind of oomph and satisfaction that usually comes with Diablo. To boot, Party Finder limits itself with the seasonal and non-seasonal characters, and the Spiritborn class is still receiving early adjustments to how it plays. Still, there's a great free patch that comes alongside the expansion. This creates the perfect opportunity for returning players to check out where Diablo IV is now. The free quality-of-life changes might just help persuade you to jump back in the deep end.
Timothy Nunes · Nov 06, 2024 Reviewed on PS5Read full review - Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred is a smart expansion that offers more than enough tantalising new content to bring back previous players while keeping existing fans happy. The new Spiritborn class is fun, versatile and customisable, while other additions like mercenaries, reduced level cap and new ways to tweak your build all make a lot of sense. While the story might not set the hellish world on fire, it has some memorable new environments that make playing through it still feel interesting, even if it’s clearly setting up for something bigger. With new captivating endgame content, Vessel of Hatred makes diving back into the world of demons as enticing as ever.
Luke Mitchell · Oct 31, 2024 Reviewed on Series X|SRead full review - Sim, vale. Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred é um daqueles DLCs que se justificam, principalmente pela quantidade de conteúdo entregue. Não é apenas um pacote complementar, mas, sim, uma verdadeira expansão com uma história reveladora, que adiciona uma classe extremamente divertida de jogar, além de uma região vasta a explorar.
Vinícius Paráboa · Oct 31, 2024 Reviewed on PS5Read full review - Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred is a bit of a disappointment. After the story finishes, it feels like little has changed, though the structural systems of the game have had some upheaval. You hit max level far quicker now and, once you do, the fun of looting will evaporate for all but the most hardcore and dedicated loot hunters. Meanwhile, there’s spam to buy loot in the chat constantly, the party finder invariably puts me in parties where my lower level character is useless and dies to a sneeze from a passing asthmatic, and the big co-op endgame dungeon doesn’t really seem to understand what Diablo is. Why doesn’t it seem to understand? Because this is an MMO, not Diablo.
Gareth Chadwick · Oct 25, 2024 Reviewed on PS5Read full review - While the new campaign introduced in Vessel of Hatred disappoints, other additions such as the new Spiritborn class and endgame co-op PvE activity Dark Citadel make for a wortwhile expansion overall. In any case, adding a whole new region to explore filled with new dungeons, strongholds, and more, it's essential for devout Diablo 4 fans.
Richard Seagrave · Oct 23, 2024 Reviewed on PS5Read full review - The Dark Citadel has been built up to be the series' first "raid", offering a cooperative experience for up to four players. A party finder rounds out the MMO-light experience, allowing players a way to easily gather a group and farm for powerful new gear. While unlikely to convert any new adherents, Vessel of Hatred provides plenty of reasons to return to the dark world of Sanctuary. The Spiritborn class is the biggest draw here, but exploring Nahantu and delving into a dark new storyline make Vessel of Hatred worth the entry price.
Khayl Adam · Oct 18, 2024 Reviewed on PS5Read full review - Vessel of Hatred brims with an addictive new endgame loop, hundreds of gameplay changes, the brilliant Spiritborn class, the vast and beautiful new region of Nahantu and a dark, unrelenting story.
Wessel Minnie · Oct 17, 2024 Reviewed on PCRead full review - Das Addon steht im Schatten großer Änderungen hinter den Kulissen. Die neue Klasse ist toll, aber übermächtig, und die Story endet abrupt.
Peter Bathge · Oct 17, 2024 Reviewed on PCRead full review - Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred offers significant improvements to a game that had been forgotten. While the story has some gaps, the additional hours of gameplay are worthwhile. The new class and activities enrich the experience, allowing you to play with friends. While it could have been better, the visuals are impressive.
Alexander Paula · Oct 16, 2024 Reviewed on PCRead full review
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Uncover the next chapter of Diablo® IV in Vessel of Hatred™. Continue your fight to thwart the diabolical plot of the Prime Evil, Mephisto. Battle as the all-new Spiritborn class, empowered by mystical Spirits. Expand your map to the new region of Nahantu and traverse through its lush jungles. Recruit new Mercenaries, take on new enemies, dungeons, a new PvE co-op challenge, and more. Plus, explore base game updates that will introduce new power and continue to enhance the world of Diablo® IV.
Developer: Blizzard Entertainment