Slardar. • 5 yr. ago. Haha wow that was fast, well to be honest Diablo 1 is a really hard game to play and win through on a single run. There is a specific challenge for that, it is called Ironman. For a normal person I would recommend rehosting a game and grinding where you are comfortable for gear and levels. 4. It's honestly much more memorable than a lot of the repeating floor tiles and different coloured yetis of Diablo II (which was, in fairness, hampered by the technology of its time). Even Diablo III was a bit, you know, gothic magician's castle for a lot of it. SOUND. The sound design in the Diablo series is one of my favourite things about it. Yes, Diablo 3 is very easy until you have hit 60 the first time and can crank it up to Torment. However, I advise against playing on Torment right away if you play hardcore. However, this is primarily opinion based since others might see it as difficult. – user28015. Feb 17, 2015 at 15:05. D2 harder than I remember and I like that! From running out of stamina and using a stam potion to running into a special mob, getting half your life taken off and making you panic and run away hahah oh man I'm only a lvl 7 pally and I'm having a blast! They definitely don't make games like this anymore. I sure did. Check the price of Diablo 3: Eternal Collection. 2. Diablo 4. Diablo 4 was very close to hitting the number one spot on our list of Diablo games, ranked. And it still might in the future. This I played Diablo 2 a couple of years ago and I dropped it in half the game because it was amazingly easy. My build was a necromancer and almost all I did was build my skeleton army But damn this game feels like it has really hard bosses. I just killed the Resurrected Malice and it has cost me A LOT Primarily the hated hit stun. Diablo 1 boils down to, see a pack of enemies, run to a door, kill them as 1 comes through at a time. I love all 3 diablo games, but to compare the "hardness" of 1 to 3 is a little ridiculous. Diablo 2 phased out difficulty except for select enemies that ended up getting nerfed anyways. That's not too bad if it was linear moving forward and each level took about the same amount of time. Or even an hour or two more. But each subsequent level will takes exponentially more runs I expect by a year span, the game will change and rather get closer to Diablo 3 or Diablo 2 more. Sadly, by doing that it loses the opportunity of becoming a unique experience as they will keep all the good stuff for Diablo 4. D:I emphasizes on multiplayer yet it divides the community apart even harder than Diablo 3. Never played Diablo until Diablo 3 and really liked it. I got Diablo 2 Resurrected on sale. I'm struggling. I'm playing Sorceress (I play Necro in Diablo 3), and I cannot get through the Jail area at the end of Act 1. It just seems like enemies hit so much harder and it's obviously not nearly as smooth or fast as Diablo 3. PVB8G.