Diablo Immortal

My fingers would ache for hours after playing Diablo Immortal; my hands haven’t spent this much time curled around my phone this way in years. Despite the pain my aging hands suffered during my first few days with Immortal, it was worth it for the fun I had. The series’ core action/RPG smash and loot gameplay makes the transition wonderfully to mobile thanks to responsive controls designed for por...

Diablo Immortal is a surprisingly premium-feeling adventure in the series that hits all the right notes, even if its endgame starts to depend on microtransactions too heavily.

Diablo Immortal has solid core gameplay, dragged down by incessant and confusing free-to-play nonsense.

I want to make this clear: without microtransactions in play at all, Diablo Immortal is actually a fun little multiplayer-centric take on the formula, especially on its native mobile home. At the end of the day, it’s free. Boot it up, finish the critical path, get to 60, and see how it grabs you. I don’t think it’s going to win over anyone who is disenfranchised by the series, but for folks lookin...

It's been almost three weeks since Diablo: Immortal was finally released in its full version to everyone. Since then, I have been avidly playing and enjoying the gameplay; and yet this is the most complicated review I've ever had to write. The reason for this is that DI is two games in one, the actual gameplay we all expect from Diablo games and the monetization schemes which add another layer to ...

This is only a very early impression, but to me it’s promising. The core exploring, fighting and gear grabbing gameplay of past Diablo games is just as fun here, the controls even on a relatively small phone are responsive and easy to use. There’s controller support if that’s your preference (and of course the PC version as well). I’ve had a great time levelling and fighting with my Necromancer so...