Diablo Immortal

Diablo Immortal is a new Diablo game, built for mobile devices. It's also coming to PC. Here's what you need to know about the release date.

The open beta for Diablo Immortal is for the PC version only. The PC version of Diablo Immortal will launch on June 2, 2022. PC players will have access to Diablo Immortal in open beta. Diablo Immortal will release on June 2, 2022. We’ll collect the latest news, give details on the release date and platforms, as well as breakdowns of the six classes that will be available at launch. First off is Diablo Immortal, a brand new Diablo experience built from the ground up for mobile devices.

Today, Blizzard announced that Diablo Immortal, a new Diablo entry designed for mobile devices, will launch on June 2 for iOS devices.

Take a look at the release date and PC announcement trailer below. As of now, users can already pre-register to take advantage of this MMORPG when it launches on June 2 here. Fragments of the shattered Worldstone, still embued with great power, are tainting the land.

Blizzard revealed in a Monday blog that it originally started developing the PC version of Diablo Immortal because it didn't want players emulating the ...

Alongside the announcement, the studio revealed a host of changes for the PC version, such as controller support, UI scaling, and cross-progression. Until players get their hands on Diablo Immortal (especially the new PC beta), it’s impossible to say how Diablo’s latest title will land with hardcore fans. Diablo Immortal is coming to PC, Blizzard announced early Monday morning.

Diablo Immortal, the first mobile game in Blizzard's ARPG series, will arrive on Android, iOS, and PC on June 2nd. Players can pre-register now.

We already knew Blizzard is working on a new entry in the Diablo series that is designed for mobile devices. Elsewhere in the Blizzard ecosystem, Overwatch 2 will enter closed beta starting April 26th, with internal testing on Diablo IV underway. Blizzard has lately been a firehose of information on new games and a long list of highly anticipated but constantly delayed titles.

Both the mobile and PC versions of Blizzard's dungeon crawler will be out on June 2.

Diablo Immortal— first announced back in 2018—will also support crossplay and cross-progression on all devices, so you can keep playing your barbarian at home on your PC or on the train via your phone. Ultimately, Blizzard decided to create this PC version of Immortal so that it could reach “as many players as possible—especially our most dedicated PC fans.” But according to the Warcraft developer, creating a native PC version of the upcoming game made sense after the company concluded that many people would just try to emulate it on PC anyway.

Activision Blizzard is now officially announcing the full release date for Diablo Immortal, which is coming to both mobile phones and PCs very soon.

The delay should lead to a richer and more polished gaming experience across the board, thankfully. Since then, developers have been working on the game in the background, as well as hosting a variety of alpha and beta testing phases that players could sing up for. Perhaps more pertinent is the fact that there's a fully-fledged PC build of the game in active development as well, whose open beta testing phase would begin on June 2nd as well.

While Diablo Immortal is bringing Diablo to a new platform, the upcoming game won't change the franchise formula entirely.

Moreover, Diablo Immortal will utilize the Paragon system from Diablo 3. Judging by older articles (as well as players who participated in the game’s recent beta tests), class skills in Diablo Immortal will primarily function as they did in Diablo 3. On mobile devices, Diablo Immortal will offer a variation on the usual touch screen controls you associate with those platforms. When Diablo Immortal launches, players can look forward to eight large zones (which is two more than were included in the game’s 2020 alpha test). However, that number might not last for long, as that article also states developers will likely add more zones to the game post-release. Diablo Immortal will mark the first entry where gamers can team up regardless of their platform of choice. Like in other MMOs, Diablo Immortal players can also join guilds (the closest past Diablo games have to this feature is Diablo 3’s clans). According to that recent announcement, Diablo Immortal will support cross-play and cross-progression. In other words, players will bump into other gamers while exploring the world of Diablo Immortal, and they can also join forces in organized groups to complete devious challenges. Diablo Immortal is touted as “the first MMOARPG” entry in the franchise. Since the answer to the seemingly simple question “What is Diablo Immortal?” has changed quite a lot in a very small amount of time, here’s everything we know so far about Diablo Immortal and how it differs from (or sticks to) the franchise’s formula. Blizzard also took the time to introduce some new Diablo Immortal features. Fans in attendance responded with a resounding “ Is this an out of season April Fool’s joke?” It was not, and gamers started to lose faith in Blizzard (which certainly hasn’t been helped by subsequent lawsuits and controversies). Ever since the disastrous announcement, Blizzard rarely discussed Diablo Immortal and instead focused on titles like Diablo 4 and Diablo 2 Resurrected. Earlier today, though, Blizzard not only announced that Diablo Immortal would finally launch on June 2 but will be available on PC as well as mobile devices.

The action RPG will be making its way to PC in open beta on June 2, the same day as its full release on iOS and Android. There'll also be cross-play and cross- ...

The developer seems keen not to piss in anyone's cornflakes again with a blog post outlining everything from the initial decision-making to all the ways it's trying to "stay true to the Diablo experience" with traditional PC controls. "Diablo Immortal feels good enough that I suspect that anyone who gives it a try will see their old BlizzCon angsts atrophy away," he wrote in his preview. The game's initial announcement irked an awful lot of Diablo fans, which came at a time when many were expecting news on the much-anticipated Diablo 4.

Blizzard finally gave Diablo Immortal a launch date. The mobile take on its action RPG franchise is coming out on June 2.

Whether you read our articles, listen to our podcasts, or watch our videos, GamesBeat will help you learn about the industry and enjoy engaging with it. Diablo Immortal, which Blizzard is creating in partnership with NetEase, had its announcement way back in 2018. The mobile take on its action RPG franchise is coming out on June 2.

Blizzard's newest Diablo game, Diablo Immortal, is set to launch on the iPhone and iPad on June 2, the company announced today. First announced...

The game will be free-to-play and online-only, and according to the Diablo team, it will have new characters, storylines and additional content for a “ ...

However, controls on PC are evolving - moving and attacking with the mouse will remain, but Diablo Immortal will also have WASD movement. Looting will also offer further customization of the character. Blizzard just announced a new Diablo game - it is called Diablo Immortal and will be available for Android, iOS, and PC. It will support cross-play and cross-progression, meaning there will be a character that can be played both on mobile and a desktop computer.

Minimum requirements · OS: Windows 7 · Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 or Intel HD Graphics 530 · Processor: Intel Core i3 or AMD FX- 8100 · Memory: 4 GB RAM ...

To talk a little about the game, Diablo Immortal will offer an immersive story between Diablo 2 and 3. In addition to the announcement, Blizzard revealed that Diablo Immortal will also make its way to the PC platform. We finally have a confirmed release date for Diablo Immortal. Blizzard has announced that the mobile adaptation of the popular RPG series will be released on July 2.