Diablo II provides the pinnacle of loot-driven gameplay. With little complexity and immense depth, the game manages to consistently find that combination of clever and fun. Diablo II also offers a brilliant co-op experience, allowing players to combine different classes and personalise playstyle; there's something satisfying about an Amazon player striking down an enemy, only to have that enemy revived by a Necromancer player. At some parts however co-op can seem a burden, when dungeons with small rooms cause players to get stuck against each other. Perhaps the game's greatest strength has to be its replay value, with random loot, random maps, and many potential playstyles it's not difficult to see why Diablo II is still popular today.