Sign this petition to show them how disappointed we are!” “This is an outrage and a spit in the face of the Diablo community. “Blizzard does not care about the community anymore,” read the extraordinarily entitled description. So vociferous was the opposition to Blizzard’s Diablo Immortal announcement by a particularly hardcore contingency of fans, some even launched a petition calling for the game’s cancellation. Contrary to the near universal negativity the game’s announcement was met with across the internet (Diablo fans are a demanding sort), we kind of dug its trimmed down take on the dungeon-crawling formula. We went hands-on with an early build of Diablo Immortal way back in 2018. This means iPhone and iPad players will be able to team up with PC players – the latter via an open beta at first.Ĭross progression will also be supported, you’ll be able to pick up where you left off on PC on your iPhone or iPad (and vice versa). It’s now known that the game will launch on June 2, but the other exciting news is that this multiplayer free-to-play ARPG will come with cross-platform support.
Blizzard has built a completely new top-down hack-and-slash game specifically targeted at mobile devices, albeit firmly in the classic Diablo lineage, with a story set in between the events of Diablo II and Diablo III. This minute-long video is worth watching for the snippets of gameplay it features.
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