I played Diablo Immortal exclusively on a 12.9-inch 3rd Gen iPad Pro.Īll of my comments about the look and feel, the graphics, or the general performance refer to my gaming experience on that one device I used for playing. I leveled two characters (Barbarian and Demon Hunter) to Level 45, the level cap in the Technical Alpha test my Wizard is Level 41, and I’m currently leveling my Level 17 Monk. But - speaking for myself - neither D2’s successor Diablo III nor other genre titles of the last decade could steal my heart as Diablo II did.Īnd that is why I want to emphasize that, despite the heavy bias caused by nostalgia and hope, I want Diablo Immortal to become the best product possible - because players who love their games the most should be just as critical about them.Īs of now, my playtime in Diablo Immortal amounts to round-about 50 hours. Diablo II, in particular, turned multiple generations into today’s die-hard action-RPG fans. Why am I telling you this story? I want you to know that I feel a deep sense of love and respect for the Diablo franchise. My teenage self spent hundreds of days in Sanctuary, did thousands of Mephisto runs during the ungodliest hours together with my best real-life friends.

I create content not only for Wowhead but also for Hearthstone Top Decks, Wowhead’s sister site that covers everything Hearthstone, so I do have a very precise idea of Blizzard’s game quality in the mobile gaming area.īut the first love of my online gaming life was and always will be Diablo II.

In this upcoming review, we want to share our experience and initial thoughts about Diablo Immortal, its classes, its systems, its potential monetization model, and much more!įirst things first: Like most of Wowhead’s readers and followers, I am a fan of Blizzard games. The level cap was set at 45, and while players weren't able to play through the complete story, they still got a deep look into the current state of Blizzard's upcoming mobile title. Over this period, Blizzard focussed on collecting feedback about the game's leveling process and its mid-game systems. Starting on December 18th, a small group of Australia-based testers, as well as selected content creators and Blizzard employees, had the opportunity to play in Diablo Immortal's first public Technical Alpha test.

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