Topping off Adventure Mode are the Nephalem Rifts, randomized gauntlets that crank the chaos meter all the way up (in a good way). Listening to the Crusader's dialogue across all the Acts (yes, it's more than just Act 5) is a treat, and their savvy remarks sound decidedly more self-aware and relatable than the borderline-ridiculous seething of the Demon Hunter or the Wizard's haughty quips. 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.
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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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