The big difference in Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem is its class-less system, where your generic-looking hero can equip any weapon and thereby use the skills associated with that particular armament. It’s set in a fantasy world somewhere between Diablo’s Sanctuary and the Warhammer 40K universe, where outlandish technology mixes with magic and gargantuan shoulder armour to create an atmosphere and aesthetic that feels at once familiar and worth exploring. Wolcen Studio have cherry picked mechanics, conceit and story beats from most games in the genre, but have put enough of their own personality in it to more than earn its place in the line up. I still feel that they’ve picked a random word out of a hat, but who am I to say, right?Įither way, it has been labelled as a Diablo clone when in actuality, it’s as close to Path of Exile or, really, any other ARPG as it is to Diablo.

As far as I can tell it mostly means clouds, or heaven. I had to look up “Wolcen” to find out what it means, as no one in the game Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem says it or is called it.

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