As expected in a Diablo 4 Gold game there's plenty of dungeons to clear during Diablo 4. but the game's new open world adds a layer of complexity to the adventure. I was shocked when I came across a cliff and was able to "climb down" and then go to another section within the area.

Although there's not an expansive large open world such as Elden Ring or The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, it was interesting to have a larger area to explore. The previous Diablo games had randomly generated maps that were huge, yet limited. Although Fractured Peak was still restricted in its scope, it wasn't like I was being confined to maps. There are horses available to purchase, but only after completing the quest, which is made available later.

In the time I played the game I was fascinated by the Diablo 4 story as well as how it played. This was not how I felt in Diablo 3 where it was the gameplay that kept me returning but the plot was gone. Combine that with an open world and I was even more excited to explore, while also imagining the ways I could build my Barbarian. It's the combination of gameplay and story which makes my experience on cheap Diablo IV Gold so interesting and is sure to be so for those who love it when it comes out.