Diablo 3

Diablo 3 Season 28: Rites of Sanctuary is up and running with the Altar of Rites, which combines previous themes, item buffs, and new boosts into one big talent tree, letting you "buy" new abilities by sacrificing things like blood shards or crafting materials.

While your exact definition may differ, to me, a progression system is any system in a game that allows you to accomplish a goal and gain something that feels rewarding.

Diablo 3 Season 28: Rites of Sanctuary, going live later today, introduces the Altar of Rites to New Tristram, granting incredible (account-wide) boons.

The upcoming Diablo 3 Season 28 could be the last season the game has, because the Diablo 4 release date is is on the horizon — and if this is the last time we get to play a Diablo 3 Season, the team decided to go out with a bang because Season 28 adds an elaborate new talent tree system to the game.

Diablo 3 Season 27 is ending this weekend, so it's your last chance to enjoy upgrading your gear to Primal Ancient levels through Angelic Crucibles.

Diablo 3 Season 27: Light's Calling is ending this weekend, and hopefully you've enjoyed collecting Angelic Crucibles to power up your gear.

Seasonal play in Diablo 3 has been a real highlight of the game, and has ignited or reignited interest in players for years now, myself included.

The Diablo 3 Season's Journey is well-named; it is most certainly a journey.

I've helped people get all sorts of achievements over the years to get mounts in World of Warcraft.

Whenever a transmog system is introduced into one of the many games I play, I immediately look at it and debate whether or not it would be a good fit for World of Warcraft, the game that taught me how much I love transmog.