For fans of Blizzard games, these are games that have become embedded in the subconscious.
3. World of Warcraft
The story begins with the war between the Alliance and the Horde. Alliance consists of races such as Human, Dwarf, Night Elf, Gnome, Draenei and Worgen. The Horde includes Orcs, Tauren, Trolls, Undead, Blood Elves, and Goblins. These two factions fight for control of Azeroth, sometimes working together to defeat other enemies.
Throughout the game, the player will participate in many quests and battles with various monsters and enemies, and interact with other characters and teammates in the game.
The storyline of World of Warcraft also has many different branches such as the war between the Alliance and the Horde, the rise of evil forces like the Burning Legion and Deathwing, and the adventures of famous characters such as Thrall, Jaina Proudmoore, Varian Wrynn, and Sylvanas Windrunner.
With rich and detailed storylines, World of Warcraft has become one of the most popular MMORPGs in the world, attracting millions of players around the globe.
2. Diablo II
The game begins after the events of season one, when Diablo was defeated by the game’s hero. However, the forces of darkness are still there and growing very rapidly. The three great powers of darkness – Diablo, Mephisto and Baal – gained control of the ancient powers and called them Soulstones.
Players will take the role of one of five different hero classes and control their character to defeat the forces of darkness in three different regions including Khanduras, Aranoch and Kehjistan. Along the way, the player will have to confront monsters and dark leaders, and search for Soulstones to destroy them.
However, the battle did not stop at defeating the three forces of darkness. Players will have to learn more about the war between the forces of darkness and political figures in Sanctuary, and learn more about the history of this world and the forces that lurk within it.
With its rich and detailed storyline, Diablo II became one of the most popular ARPG games of the 2000s, and contributed to the success of Blizzard Entertainment.
1. Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne
Following the events of the Reign of Chaos, the races on Azeroth are facing a new threat when Kil’jaeden – one of the leaders of the Burning Legion – is plotting to build a portal to Azeroth. The main character of the game, Arthas, has returned to the soldiers of the Undead and seeks a new power to defeat the enemies.
Meanwhile, other races such as the Night Elves and the Alliance are also preparing for a new war in which they will have to confront the Undead and the Burning Legion. Besides, a new character appearing in the game is Illidan Stormrage, Malfurion’s brother, has returned and is seeking revenge for what happened to him.
During the game, players will follow these characters to go through missions, defeat enemies and find new powers. The story of Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne was praised for its complexity and detail, while also helping to develop and expand the world of Azeroth, creating new and engaging storylines for fans of the Warcraft series.
