
Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred
Most streamers rate Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred worth playing.
4 streamer verdicts· Released 2026-04-28Independent creators only · sponsored coverage never counts
Streamer Verdicts
4 displayedOur analysis
Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred adds enjoyable classes and loot refinement systems that make the game feel more cohesive. Despite minor bugs and performance issues, the creator strongly recommends it to new and returning players.
Our analysis
Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred is a must-play expansion with a compelling campaign, two fantastic new classes, and welcome quality-of-life updates. Its endgame features seem promising, but the reviewer needs more time to assess them fully.
Our analysis
Diablo IV's second expansion adds the Paladin and standout Warlock classes, a varied new island region and a longer, better campaign that wraps up the storyline. Always-online play and in-your-face monetization remain, but it's recommended to anyone with a passing interest in Diablo.
Our analysis
Lord of Hatred delivers a high-quality Diablo IV campaign with Blizzard-level cutscenes, appealing new classes and a significantly friendlier reorganized endgame, but its story is predictable and key quality-of-life fixes sit behind the DLC paywall.
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- Released
- 2026-04-28
- Genre
- Role-playing (RPG)
Creator Mentions · 4
Fextralife👍 positive
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The reviewer finds Lord of Hatred a cohesive expansion that brings the game's systems together. They recommend it to both returning players and newcomers.
Press Start Australia👍 positive
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Lord of Hatred is an impressive expansion with a moving storyline, breathtaking art direction, and cinematic audio. It offers a rewarding experience for Diablo fans but is unlikely to convert those unfamiliar with the core gameplay loop.
Mortismal Gaming👍 positive
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The creator discusses Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred in this video.
FZ.se👍 positive
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The Swedish streamer Wakkaah had an enjoyable first experience with Diablo IV's Lord of Hatred expansion on release day, praising the new Warlock class, narrative delivery, and promising endgame mechanics that could bring back longtime players.
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