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Diablo 4 feels “like a painting” thanks to its classical influences

Posted on June 2, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

You only need to glance at Diablo 4 to see that the upcoming action RPG harks back to the dark, yet eerily majestic feel of Europe’s medieval period. Towering gothic structures, dark, foreboding dungeons, and blasted wastelands are par for the course in Blizzard’s latest offering. However, there’s more to Diablo 4’s aesthetic sensibilities than meets the eye. After sitting down with art director John Meuller and voice actor Joseph Balderrama, it became clear to me that the title’s artistic
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