Blizzard Entertainment took the opportunity at recent BlizzCon event for announcing the launch of its Diablo Immortal franchise making its way to the mobile devices. At BlizzCon event, Wayne Cheng, the designer, covered Diablo Immortal in App Store segment while confirming this action RPG.
The new Diablo Immortal game will be the first from Blizzard Diablo franchise to come to mobile gaming arena, and it’s been confirmed as well by the official Twitter account of the App Store from Apple. The tweet welcomed this new title’s arrival and there was a link to the story ‘Diablo is Coming to iOS’.
This new game is going to be developed with NetEase and is expected to have a storyline which happens between the Diablo II & Diablo III. It is not really some inspiring motivational storyline with the game focusing on Skarn, Herald of Terror, who collects the parts of a destroyed Worldstone for trying to resurrect Diablo.
The game also comes with some new locations as well, like Shassar Sea, along with nine cool outdoor zones which all are accessible to the gamers. The gamers can take the role of a Barbarian, Monk, Wizard, Necromancer, Demon Hunter, or Crusader. They all have typical abilities and skillsets that the gamers will definitely get used to. You can play the game individually or even join others in a massive online world where several gaming modes allow for a perfect gameplay experience which is quite appealing to the mobile gamers.
It really is one major step forward for Blizzard Entertainment for tackling down this ever-growing and profitable market of mobile gaming. However, there are still many fans who don’t seem to agree. The cinematic trailer reveal on YouTube has actually received so much of negativity from the fans and a few of them actually believe Diablo Immortal for iOS and Android is only a re-skin of company’s previous collaboration with the NetEase Games.
Most of the frustration in the fans might be because there was much of speculation around and that had taken the hopes to another level and people started to assume that a full-fledged Diablo IIII might be coming to the scene at BlizzCon event. Obviously, that did not actually happen and the fans were introduced to this first title for bringing Diablo experience to the mobile gaming world.
The technology already exists on the mobile devices which means there shouldn’t be any reason why Immortal cannot offer a, literally, impressive experience. Let’s just hope that the fans accept this game as it is released. Visit diabloimmortal.com/en-us/ for pre-registering for your copy of the game.