It's rather average, overall. The first two worlds are the best the game has to offer (though, understandably, some found the second too big for its own good) while the final two are quintessential examples of a game being rushed to meet its deadline (don't expect much of a challenge when facing the final boss). Much of the loot is junk, and using the bespoke crafting system (possessed weapons that you feed unwanted loot into to improve) you can bypass the need for loot entirely. And finally, the campaign has many bugs,
some of them game-breaking that require sheer luck to bypass. Really, the only aspect of the game that shines is the core hack-and-slash gameplay -- in fact, the sole reason I want to go through it again is so I'm sufficiently levelled for The Crucible.
If the game had at least six more months in the oven, allowing the final two worlds to be fleshed out more and ample time to fix the myriad of bugs, I'd prefer it to the original.
