Blizzard unveiled Diablo mobile games – was hosted by a pip concert

Prior to this year's Blizzcon show, there were many rumors that Blizzard would leave a big news story about Diablo. The developer himself has tried to calm expectations, and we now know why.

At the opening ceremony on Friday, Blizzard drew a new Diablo game called Diablo Immortal. It was just that the game is for Android and iOS, and although there are still many things we do not know about the game, let the promoted fans do not hide from their extreme disappointment.

Online game play between Diablo 2 and Diablo 3

Diablo Immortal does not develop internally in Blizzard, but in collaboration with Chinese company NetEase. The game is a huge online roulette game that takes place between events in Diablo 2 and Diablo 3.

At launch, players can choose from six different classes – Barbarian, Sorcerer, Monk, Crusader, Necromancer and Demon Hunter – all work as we have known them since Diablo 3.

The game itself takes place with touch controls and offers demons, equipment search and social interaction with other players. Diablo Immortal has no release date yet, but given the immediate reaction of this unveiling, it could also be beneficial for the developer to have more time to convince fans.

– joke of April?

– Is it an April joke at the wrong time of the year? asked a messenger during the round of questions that took place after the end of the ceremony. The issue met a wild jubilee in the room, while one of the uncomfortable developers on the scene had to explain that it was actually a game that excited them a lot.

Later, another fan asked if the game would arrive on PC after a while. When it was explained that it was not planned to release Immortal Diablo on other platforms, a violent concert of pipes took place in the room.

– Is there no mobile phone? shouted the developer about the presenter's complaint.

Even in front of the door of the mess, Diablo Immortal received a warm welcome. The YouTube trailer of the game at the time of writing just hit 100,000 non-like clicks, against just 3,800 clicks.

"It was a strange way to announce that you were taking care of the Diablo series by commenting on a user.

The other Blizzcon news has been better received.
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