Following on from the events of the first game, an unnamed hero has attempted to contain Diablo (Lord of Terror) in their own body, but has become corrupted. If you're new to Diablo, I will briefly explain that it is an action RPG with a lot of hacking and slashing, and also just an incredible amount of inventory Tetris. The DFEH now allege that the company has 'supressed evidence and interfered with a governement investigation'. Allen Brack has left the company, along with HR executive Jesse Meschuk. They're also being sued by their investors, because of the aforementioned lawsuit. Publisher Activision Blizzard is currently being sued by the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) over an alleged culture of sexual harassment and discrimination. You put that in front of me, I'm going to derive a base level of satisfaction. Sort of like pizza, or an ice cream sundae. Admittedly, I was only running about in single player, so can't comment on the lack of decent multiplayer features (and I did actually run into a couple of annoying lag problems even by myself), but by and large, Resurrected is the Diablo II experience we were all expecting. By my estimate, it's one of the best games ever made, and it's hard to serve me a bad version of it. In this case, though, what's already there is pretty brilliant.

Somehow the new togs really enhance what was already there. It's like when you get a spang new pair of jeans and look at yourself in the mirror.

But in fairness to it, Diablurrected does look very lovely and fresh. The weekend just gone was the open beta for Diablo II: Resurrected, which is what you call a game when you're remastering it and want to get cute with me.

Diablo 2 resurrected before you buy