--- product_id: 1415493 title: "Hellfire: Diablo Expansion" brand: "synergistic software" price: "S/.542" currency: PEN in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.pe/products/1415493-hellfire-diablo-expansion store_origin: PE region: Peru --- # Expansive new world Epic gameplay New character classes Hellfire: Diablo Expansion **Brand:** synergistic software **Price:** S/.542 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🔥 Ignite Your Adventure with Hellfire! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Hellfire: Diablo Expansion by synergistic software - **How much does it cost?** S/.542 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pe](https://www.desertcart.pe/products/1415493-hellfire-diablo-expansion) ## Best For - synergistic software enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted synergistic software brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Enhanced Graphics:** Immerse yourself in stunning visuals that bring the world to life. - • **Epic Quests Await:** Engage in thrilling quests that redefine your gaming experience. - • **Join the Community:** Connect with fellow gamers and share your epic adventures. - • **Master New Classes:** Explore unique abilities with fresh character classes. - • **Unleash the Inferno:** Dive into a fiery new realm with Hellfire! ## Overview Hellfire: Diablo Expansion requires a registered version of Diablo and introduces new character classes, quests, and enhanced graphics, offering players an immersive experience in a fiery new world. ## Description .com Build on the terror and adventure of Diablo with this expansion set. The software adds 12 new weapons, five new spells, 29 new foes, and the Monk, a new and powerful ally. There is also a whole new story to unravel and new demons to destroy. Review To the surprise of many gamers, instead of releasing an expansion pack for Diablo, Blizzard North decided to focus its efforts on a full-fledged sequel (which has tentatively been given the appropriate, if unoriginal, title Diablo II). But gamers have continued to clamor for more Diablo, and eventually the expansion pack torch was passed to Blizzard's affiliate, Synergistic Software. Synergistic's Hellfire gives gamers new levels, monsters, items, spells, and single-player quests and refinements to the original Diablo engine, but the overall package is slightly less compelling than the original game. As with Diablo, Hellfire's storyline is not particularly deep - Na'Krul, a demon that once ranked highly in Diablo's hierarchy until turning on his master, is released from exile by ye local foolhardy mage. Na'Krul and his cronies set up shop in eight new levels that fit seamlessly into the original game. These eight new levels are divided into two areas, each with its own new tileset, the gothic Demon Crypt (home sweet home for Na'Krul) and the Festering Nest, an organic hive-like domain that hosts Na-Krul's "Starship Troopers-refugee" lieutenant, the Defiler. In addition to these new threats, you must once again deal with the big guy, Diablo, who returns more powerful than ever. Although all the new monsters are confined to the new Hellfire levels, once you install Hellfire, you can find new items and shrines scattered throughout the original 16 levels of Diablo. You can use a new character class, the Monk, to conquer the challenges in the original game. The new Hellfire levels are roughly equivalent in difficulty to levels nine through 16 of the original game, which means you must either transfer a high-level character from the old game (through a needlessly cumbersome process), download one of the characters that has been made available at Sierra's web site, or trudge through the old levels with a new character if you want to survive the new levels. In addition to the new character class, items, and shrines, Hellfire provides a number of refinements to Diablo's gameplay - you can now jog instead of merely sauntering around town, cast spells to quickly find an exit to a level or to locate a tiny ring that you vaguely heard drop nearby, and can buy more useful items from the town's ever-greedy merchants. Synergistic has also added difficulty levels into the single-player version of the game, a feature inexplicably lacking from the original game. Gamers who are still playing Diablo will definitely appreciate these enhancements more than those who put Diablo back on the shelf long ago. The most notable absence from Hellfire is multiplayer support, an especially surprising omission considering that Diablo is one of the most popular multiplayer games of all time. Given the amount of player hacking the original game underwent, it's not surprising that an unofficial hack has already appeared to let you use the Monk character class in a multiplayer game (but not on Battle.net, Blizzard's free Internet server). Future hacks may succeed in making the new levels and monsters accessible in a multiplayer game, but such hacks won't receive official sanction or support. For now, you'll be forced to play the new levels solo, which is reason enough for a significant portion of Diablo's fans to stay away from this expansion pack. Hellfire includes a couple dozen new enemies, over 30 new magic items, seven new spells, and a handful of relatively simple new quests. The Monk character class is a very powerful fighter-mage. In addition to being a formidable spell-caster, the Monk is an adept martial artist who can use a staff to attack multiple opponents at once and is skilled in unarmed combat (yep, now you can kick Diablo in the head). The new spells include a healthy mix of defensive enchantments, devastating new offensive weapons (the original game's most powerful spells, Apocalypse and Nova, are now also available as spell books), and spells that just make wandering through the labyrinths more convenient. Unlike the original game, most new monsters are represented by original artwork and are not just differently colored and powered variations of monsters previously used in the game. But there's a price to be paid for all the new art, as the monster animations and death sequences, in particular, appear to be less detailed than those included in the original game (although there are some great additions, such as the Liches, Crypt Demons, and Orbs). The new Demon Crypt tileset works well and is as detailed as any of the four tilesets in Diablo, but the Festering Nest tileset is a bit too disorienting and cluttered. There are, however, some nice graphical touches. For example, the barrels that appeared throughout the original game are replaced in the Festering Nest levels with organic body-snatcher-ish pods and by suitably gothic urns in the Demon Crypt. Hellfire adds some impressive new spell effects, such as huge glowing fireballs. The new levels also come with their own musical scores, which mainly consist of ambient sounds and don't measure up to the quality of the music in the original game. Hellfire fails to provide as compelling an experience as Diablo, but does provides a good quantity of new monsters, items, spells, and settings, and a number of gameplay enhancements that eliminate a few annoyances of the original game. These additions and enhancements may not be sufficient to breathe new life into the original game, but if you are a single-player Diablo addict, Hellfire will enhance your enjoyment of Diablo. Hellfire is definitely more of the same, but that's not necessarily a bad thing, considering that Diablo was GameSpot's 1996 Game of the Year. Multiplayer aficionados, however, should pass on Hellfire. --Desslock --Copyright ©1998 GameSpot Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of GameSpot is prohibited. -- GameSpot Review ## Features - Requires registered version of Diablo. ## Images ![Hellfire: Diablo Expansion - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91jR69acAbL.jpg) ![Hellfire: Diablo Expansion - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/910qMKn99hL.jpg) ![Hellfire: Diablo Expansion - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91w+e3Y99TL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome *by T***E on February 12, 2014* Diablo is one of my all time favorite games, this expansion adds the Monk (and the Barbarian if you know how) and also adds the Hive and the Crypt levels and tons of stuff and spells. Also it allows you to run in town, sounds like not much but that is a big deal to me. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 25 miles away *by G***N on May 15, 2019* Its Wednesday now and Packaged arrived Wednesday 2:09 amhopefully i get my order today also being 25 miles away lol.. ### ⭐ A Bust as big as they come *by I***N on July 25, 2006* This has to be one of the worst expansion pack's to one of the greatest games of all time. How do I know, because neither Blizzard or Sierra ever mention the expansion pack on their website--a means to distance themselves away from it.For example the graphics on the hive level for some of the monsters are absolutely terrible. You have small toad/pumpkin like creatures that attack you WTF? Large Spiders? It doesn't fit the Gothic essence of the game. Not to mention Diablo can again be easily killed, so easy that you don't have to do it, just summon a golem-the same can be said about Nal'krul. The new spells are not attractive either, you have spells that help you search (umm okay), you have spells that you can summon to take you back to the entrance (how is that suppose to help), and such spells as "beserk" only work for the barbarian, which can only found by hacking the command file.Secondly lester the farmer is a joke...beyond retarded...In order to get to the Cow Quest, or unlock the barbarian (looks exactly like the warrior) you have to hack the command file. And by updating from 1.00 to 1.01 you loose the ability to play multi-player. And I don't understand the point in creating the monk--his best skill is hand to hand combat with the staff....a degenerate version of the Sorcerer.And the promise of great items, such the King's Swords and the Godly plates are extremely hard to find. Unfortunately to get them you have to use a trainer. I can't believe that the expansion pack now runs for almost $50, what a rip! 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