Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred is one of the best expansions I've ever played — here's why
I’ve dropped in and out of Diablo 4 on PlayStation 5 regularly since it was released back in 2023; a solo burst of play here, teaming up with a buddy for bits there, and diving back in for the last major expansion in 2024.
However, Lord of Hatred, the game’s second massive content drop, arrived this month (May 2026) and absolutely captivated me with its opening, ensnared me with its continuation of the meta story, and has drawn me right back into Diablo 4 with its excellent new territory and gameplay additions.
I played through the whole expansion in two medium-length sessions over a recent weekend and loved every second of it. It really is one of my favorite expansions I have ever played —genuinely, no hyperbole. And this is not through anything truly groundbreaking or outrageously unique either, but by simply being the essence of what a Diablo...
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