The way D2R Items plays and plays depends on whether you're playing the full-release version for Android/iOS, or the open beta on PC. (Your save data syncs across the twoplatforms, so you don't need to be committing to either.)

On mobile, the game is awe-inspiring in its graphics and good performance. But, you'll need a fairly powerful device to run the game smoothly. With my Pixel 4a the game was lagging and chugged at times, and the device ran extremely hot. It's also very difficult to keep an eye on all the action with such a small display in particular when you have to concentrate on certain abilities. You can alleviate this somewhat by playing with the tablet with a controller -- but that's not enough. You could use a PC.

The PC version is still not enough The game is, however, not up to par. It's still the mobile version on a large screen, because of its low resolution and its indistinct textures. The animations for non-player characters look ridiculous particularly in the way they are played. But the visual problems seem insignificant compared to the gameplay issues. It's a mess to navigate through; rewards can't load in a timely manner And, perhaps most important of all, your attack button may occasionally quit working and nothing else than restarting the game is going to make it work again. You can imagine how much fun this can be when you're on the verge of an intense dungeon adventure.

However the audio quality is comparable to usual Diablo standards that includes a pleasant atmosphere background music buy diablo 2 resurrected items and good voice acting.