This port is a dream and perfect for those that love the grind or simply want to kick it with friends for an enjoyable game experience. The battery life was expected, as it's pretty traditional with the bigger Switch game releases. But - the docked play helps with this and there are ways to work around it. On average I'd get anywhere between 2 -2 1/2 hours of remote gametime in before that "Low Battery" prompt would appear. If you don't already have a battery pack, it's worth investing. The only downside to this is that the battery life leaves much to be desired. Since every Switch comes with two remote Joy-Cons, one handheld is all players need to get in on that 2P couch co-op experience.Įven with four players on all at once, the gameplay continued to run smoothly, unhindered by the Nintendo Switch's perceived limitations. Both the local co-op and the online matchup was predictably easy - as seen in previous versions - but as mentioned earlier, the Joy-Cons made that even more accessible. Transitioning from multiplayer to single-player was easier than ever. Because of that, this is a port that will have a long lifetime of playability. Diablo III was meant for the Switch and the portability, accessibility, and successful integration with the hardware supports that notion one thousand percent. This change did little to dim my enthrallment in the game - the OP nature of the monk even made it better.
For this review, I veered away from my usual Demon Hunter role and decided to go Monk instead. The way the controls map out the game are incredibly fluid, making it so much easier to jump back into a Rift with your favourite main.
Instead, the Eternal Collection offers an impressively smooth gameplay experience that handles both the docked and remote settings like a dream. Convenience, though definitely a part of the Switch port, was not its main goal. With games of this particular niche, console ports are usually looked at from a convenient perspective, not necessarily optimized. Though the Nintendo Switch version wasn't the first to implement the roll mechanic, it's still glaringly missing from PC.
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