Diablo 4 is enjoying a renaissance wi♓th a new high Steam u🍃ser review score and peak concurrent player count.
After a rocky life for the better part of a year, Diablo 4 looks to have genuinely turned a corner for good, thanks in no small part to Blizzard listening to players' pleas and making Season 4 near-universally loved by the community. That newfound praise has now seen Diablo 4 soar to new heights, with a 'M𝔍ostly Positive' average reꦫview score.
"Exactly where the game should have been from the start. A joy to play now. Bravo Blizzard, you finally did it," reads one recent review. "Didn't think they could pull it off, but Season 4 is actually fun and wort🌜hy of the Diablo name," reads another fantastic review. As it happens, Diab𒅌lo 4 is 50% off on Steam right now, which has probably spurred plenty of newcomers to pick it up.
77% of the recent 1,882 Steam user reviews for Diablo 4 have been positive, and 70% of the huge 17,741 total user reviews for the action-RPG have praised it. This is a huge turnaround for a game that's taken its fair share of criticism from players over the past year, with criticism🌌 including bugs and glitches, class tweaks and adjustments, loot drop rates, and more.
Additionally, claims Dia𒈔💮blo 4 has hit a new all-time peak concurrent player count of 30,929 players on Steam, as of yesterday, June 6. That figure had been steadily climbing since earlier this week, when Diablo 4 hit 27,534 players on June 3, but now it's topped the record it set itself last month on May 13 with 29,035 players.
Season 4 launched last month, and was praised as "Diablo 4 as it sho🤪uld have originally been released" by p♔layers. This is a gigantic turnaround from Season 3's abysmal launch, in which players lamented boring new features like traps, and the new companion character being 🎶largely redundant. By all indicato♎rs, Blizzard looks like it's done a fantastic job reviving Diablo 4.
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Hirun Cryer is a freelance reporter and writer with Gamesradar+ based out of U.K. After earning a degree in American History specializing in journalism, cinema, literature, and𓆉 history, he stepped into the games writing world, with a focus on shooters, indie games, and RPGs, and has since been the recipient of the MCV 30 Under 30 award for 2021. In his spare time he freela🦩nces with other outlets around the industry, practices Japanese, and enjoys contemporary manga and anime.
