However, some still cling to their faith, now reformed under the Church of Light with the fallen angel Inarius as their living deity.Īs if things weren’t bad enough, a cult has managed to free the demon Lilith, Daughter of Hatred (and literally the daughter of Mephisto) and creator of Sanctuary, from her interdimensional prison. Demons and monsters roam the wilds, and people must succumb to their most primal instincts in order to survive. After the events of Diablo III and its expansion, Reaper of Souls, the archangel Tyrael is believed dead and humanity is almost extinct. With a little bit over 50 hours of progress, we’ve played so much of the adventure, but as we only had a limited time with the game we weren’t able to experience everything, so there’s plenty more to uncover. With all of that in mind, let’s talk about what we’ve seen on Sanctuary. And of course, we can’t guarantee that the game’s balance regarding loot, experience, and other in-game features will stay as is, as Diablo IV is built as a live-service game and is at constant risk of being changed on the go by the developers. While we had the entirety of the base game content to enjoy, some things were missing in this build: both the seasonal menus and the shop were entirely missing from the game, with the former being a large part of the gameplay experience after finishing the campaign. However, we should get a few things out of the way first, as the version that we played is technically not the one that most people will play at launch: the pre-release version of the game was a closed, invite-only experience, which means that the servers never underwent the stress expected when the game eventually goes live.
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