Diablo IV: Age of Hatred Collection brings the complete action RPG and its released expansions to Switch 2, offering Nintendo players a large and compelling package. The review praises its addictive loot-driven gameplay, varied character classes and improved storytelling, while noting that the port runs reasonably well despite the game’s considerable scale.

Players explore Sanctuary as the Wanderer, battling Lilith and her followers across an enormous connected open world. The core loop centres on completing quests and dungeons, collecting equipment, refining character builds and repeatedly chasing better loot; eight classes, flexible skill trees and freely reassignable abilities encourage experimentation. Although the story is not the main attraction, Lilith and the supporting characters provide a satisfying narrative that sets up the expansions.