They're empathetic without feeling soft, and have a penchant for making witty observations that genuinely made me laugh. Both the female and male Crusader voice actors are superb, portraying warriors with a deep-set loyalty to a religious faith without being overzealous or fanatical. On top of the Crusader's emboldening playstyle, they're also some of the most well-written characters in the game. As before, the instantaneous jump-in co-op makes multiplayer demon killing simple and exponentially more fun. The Crusader class plays great on a controller, with its capacity to wade into the fray, soak up tons of damage, and clobber monsters until none are left standing.

If it's in the PC version-Adventure Mode, Nephalem Rifts, what have you-it's here, including up-to-date patches so you won't feel like you're missing out on future refinements.

It bundles in the original game with everything from the Reaper of Souls expansion stacked on top, and brings the hack-'n'-slash fun to PS4 and Xbox One in addition to the PS3 and 360. If you were vaguely interested in the couch co-op of Diablo 3 on consoles, but held off for whatever reason, the Ultimate Evil Edition is a strong reason to finally take the plunge.

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