Diablo is the title that started it all, turning players into a legion and confirming Blizzard's relevance as a developer in the mid-90s. The original Diablo is much more than a classic battle between good and evil, but time has affected its compatibility with some modern systems. You have two options: buy a copy via GOG, or enjoy a new web version in your browser, as long as you have the official files.
The story goes that the first Diablo hit store shelves on December 31, 1996. Blizzard already had its hands full with two Warcraft games at the time, and moving from real-time strategy to hack-and-slash role-playing was no small feat. Even so, Diablo was an absolute success, only surpassed by its direct sequel three and a half years later.
Beyond the impressive number of demons you must destroy, the plot behind the original Diablo is complex and demanding. The darkness that falls over Tristram oppresses you from the start, feeling like a noose around your neck. As you grow stronger, things only get worse, and once you reach the end... well, let's just say its ending is the beginning of many other things. In short, you need to play it.
How to Play It in Your Browser
How? In your browser, of course! Anyone can go to GOG and pay 10 dollars for the game, but if you already own a copy, it's enough to visit the DiabloWeb portal and load the main file DIABDAT.MPQ there. The portal originates from a fan project called Devilution, which aims to rebuild and preserve Diablo's source code, bugs included.
If you don't have an original copy and those 10 dollars are out of reach, the alternative is to load the shareware edition, which includes the first two areas and the warrior as the only class. From a technical standpoint, Diablo's requirements are minimal, but it's a relief to confirm that this online edition works flawlessly, without any speed losses.
I imagine that with the requirement of original files, the online version of Diablo won't run into legal trouble, but personally, I'd hurry just to be safe. Besides, the last thing Blizzard needs is to keep clashing with its fans after what happened with Diablo: Immortal at BlizzCon 2018...
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