Blizzard is dead-set on making Diablo 4 a bigger platform than it was in the past. With Diablo 3, there was just one total major expansion that was released (Reaper of Souls), and one minor one (Rise of the Necromancer). With Diablo 4, we're already on our second big box expansion. Lord of Hatred just dropped, and a lot of critics have thoughts on the game.
Ushering in a new era of the game with the Paladin and Warlock in tow, along with a whole new storyline centering around Mephisto, the Lord of Hatred, there's a lot to dig into. It's not just a surface-level expansion, especially since the two aforementioned characters are going to make a huge impact on the current meta and party composition.
While the expansion is getting overall positive reviews, it's also scoring lower than the base Diablo 4 game and the previous Vessel of Hatred expansion at the moment. Let's dig into the Metacritic ratings and see what people are saying leading into the impending launch.
The game's most glowing review came from Joe Morgan of GamingTrend, who loved pretty much every aspect of Lord of Hatred, minus some lingering story questions and...
