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Its story is forgettable, but its art direction and world design are a great way to dive into the Warhammer 40K universe for the first time, or further immerse yourself in it until Blizzard’s gothic RPG is released in June. With several character classes, responsive ranged combat, a cover system, and bulky, industrial-style loot, Inquisitor – Martyr is similar enough to Diablo to scratch that itch, but Warhammer-y enough to have a distinct, grim tone. Warhammer 40K: Inquisitor – Martyr is not only an excellent ARPG in its own right, emulating the simple combat, deep character progression, and extensive crafting system of Diablo - it’s also one of the best entries in the vast collection of Warhammer 40K video games.

To start, here’s a two birds/one stone recommendation. Warhammer 40K: Inquisitor – Martyr Image: NeocoreGames Whether you envelop yourself in one of these until June 6 or dabble in each of them, each of the following ARPGs have their own unique take on the dungeon-crawling, loot-collecting genre. One of our recs is a top-tier entry in the vast collection of Warhammer 40,000 video games another is a thrilling romp through a cartoonish world the last is completely free, but no less complex or rewarding. Yes, you could just redownload your copy of Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls on any one of the 49 platforms you own it on.

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And others have stolen the franchise’s qualities and made them their own.īecause the action-RPG genre can be such a time sink, we’ve done the legwork to gather the three best options to dive into while you wait for the full release Blizzard’s long-awaited sequel. However, the Diablo series has amassed quite a following throughout its lifespan, and as such, a handful of studios have tried to emulate its snappy combat, enticing loot grind, and deep character customization.

Last weekend’s “Server Slam” beta for Diablo 4 has come and gone, and now, the dungeon crawler has receded into the shadows until its full June 6 release date.

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