Difficulty levels are the same as the PC version (Normal, Nightmare, Hell and Inferno) and completing one gives access to the next. However, instead of the traditional [[Monster Power]] setting you can select within those four difficulties to increase the challenge on the PC version, there are extra grades as detailed below. As with Monster Power these increase monster damagebut it's only from Master I difficulty that Magic Find, magic find, experience points, more powerful loot etcGold Find and XP Bonus will increase.

On Inferno The list below shows the difficulty on '''Medium''setting and it' setting or above the monster density will also increase although not to s equivalent in the degree it does [[Monster Power]] level on PC.This could change before the console version releases. <ref>[http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/more-diablo-3-console-infos Difficulty settings] - CM, Blizzard Entertainment, 17/07/13</ref>

:I know there is some confusion on the forums about how Easy, Normal, and Hard modes affect adventure stats, so I’m going to try and help clear that up. Those modes (Easy = Monster Power 0, Normal, and Hard) do not alter Magic Find, Gold Find, or XP Bonus in any way, and are just there so players can adjust the difficulty to their liking.:Medium = Monster Power 2:Once you’re ready to handle something more challenging than Hard = Monster Power 4:difficulty, however, those bonuses quickly ramp up. Here’s what you can expect from Master I = Monster Power 6:Master II = Monster Power 7:Master III = Monster Power 8:Master IV = Monster Power 9:– Master V = Monster Power 10difficulties.