The Switch's portability means you can play with friends anywhere. Diablo III: Eternal Collection isn't quite as visually spiffy as other versions (though if you're playing on the Switch's smaller screen rather than a TV, you'll hardly notice the difference), but it makes playing together with friends in the same room easier than ever, thanks to the ability to locally connect up to four Switch consoles. Show moreįor some players, the Switch edition of this classic dungeon crawler may well prove the best way to experience it. The Eternal Collection includes not just the base game, but also a pair of expansion packs and some Legend of Zelda-themed flourishes, including a Triforce portrait frame, a Cucco companion pet, and the ability to change gear to make it look like Ganondorf's armor. The adventure can be experienced alone, with a group of friends in the same room using one or multiple Switch consoles, or with a party online. As the story progresses, the player's character takes on several companions, each with their own backstory, and works to earn advanced abilities, discover legendary weapons, and craft more powerful gear. These monsters must be dispatched en route to completing quests, with objectives ranging from collecting artifacts to dispatching bosses. Players are then thrown into the world of Sanctuary, which is broken into multiple areas above and below ground besieged by demons, succubae, ghouls, and other menacing creatures.
Each has a unique set of skills and abilities that eventually become unlocked through play. The game begins with players choosing the class (and gender) of their protagonist, ranging from the physically adept barbarian, a master of swords and axes, to the dark magic wielding witch doctor, who can summon the undead to aid her in battle. It puts players in the armor of a heroic warrior attempting to protect the world of humans from being consumed amid a war between heaven and hell. DIABLO III: ETERNAL COLLECTION marks the first time this classic PC game has appeared on Nintendo hardware.
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