Diablo I

Diablo (also known as Diablo I) is an action and adventure game developed by Blizzard North and published by Blizzard Entertainment on December 31, 1996.
Located in the Kingdom of Khanduras, Devil makes the player take control of a lone hero as he or she fights to rid the city of Tristan from the Lord of Terror and his demonic henchmen.

Diablo, was a best seller and after the popularity of the first game an expansion pack was launched, entitled Diablo: Hellfire.

History

A long time ago, a secret war broke out between heaven and hell, each of which uses humanity as its pawns. While the First Evils of Hell were at war, their junior lieutenants conspired to overthrow them. They rioted suddenly with the combined forces of hell, overwhelming the three Primes.

Stripped of their power, they were banished to the mortal realm. The human agents of Heaven, upon discovering this, found the three Primes and sealed them inside the prisons of precious stones, each of them sent to a different corner of the earth and kept in custody to prevent them from escaping.

However, as the years pass to the centuries, the power of the agents of heaven vanished, until, finally, not even the people of the city of Tristram knew that the soul of the Lord of Terror, Devil, was buried deep in his chapel. As the strength of his prison vanished, Diablo spread out into the world, corrupting the dreams of the good king of the earth and forcing him to attack his neighbors.

Gameplay 

Diablo is one of the best-known examples of the action-RPG subgenre. Although players level up, choose character classes, and handle a variety of spells and equipment as a typical RPG, all actions that are performed in real time, such as an action game.

 Most of the commands executed in Diablo are performed by the mouse. Players click on an area of ​​the screen to direct the character, and click on the enemies to attack. However, learned spells can be assigned shortcut keys with the function keys on the mouse above, as well as several text exclamations (for example, "Help!") That could be edited in a configuration file.

 Its own expansion Diablo: Hellfire, its popular sequel Diablo II and also the subsequent expansion pack Diablo II: Lord of Destruction extend the game through additions, such as new character classes, monsters, objects, missions, areas, and the plot. The latest installment, the expansion pack for the Diablo II, Diablo II: Lord of Destruction has a large community of online games, with a world of primitive game economy due to the rarity of most popular items.

Title: Diablo - 
GOGDeveloper: Blizzard Entertainment
Genre: Role, Hack and slash
Release: 1996

Minimum requirements:

System: Windows 7 / 8.1 / 10
Processor: 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: DirectX 9 graphics device with WDDM 1.0 driver or higher
DirectX: DirectX 9
Storage: 1 GB of available hard disk space