Everyone has a fighting chance
Diablo Immortal’s team has a lengthy closed beta overview, with changes coming for launch across the game to make it more social, rewarding, and fun for all.
Despite the original backlash over the "Do you guys not have phones?" comment from Blizzard developer Wyatt Cheng during BlizzCon 2018, I’ve been excitedly awaiting the release of Diablo Immortal. I understand that many fans were upset and expecting the announcement of Diablo 4, which came later during BlizzCon 2019. However, I always saw this as something extra and not taking away development from the core franchise because it’s being co-developed with NetEase on a platform outside of Blizzard’
Robin has been in the closed alpha for Diablo Immortal for a little over a month now, and she finally feels ready to talk about it. In her overview she’ll detail gameplay, some class aspects and more.
If you guys have phones, you’ll be pleased to know the Diablo Immortal closed alpha is now live. 2018 memes notwithstanding, the closed beta brings new endgame and PvP systems, plus some expanded content. Here’s what you can expect.
Last month, Diablo Immortal held a closed alpha test that focused on the endgame content. Here are our impressions of the state of the alpha for Diablo Immortal.
Did you forget about Diablo Immortal? If so, rest assured that the game is still on its way, and it has made substantial progress in alpha. Lead Designer Wyatt Cheng has released an update on the Technical Alpha, gameplay and more.
It’s been some time since we received any updates regarding Diablo Immortal, Blizzard’s upcoming mobile-only Diablo game. But we now have word that internal company playtesting is set to begin soon.