Diablo Immortal

Diablo Immortal is a mobile role-playing action game with an isometric camera view set in the fantasy universe of Diablo. The events of the game unfold five years after the destruction of the Worldstone. There are a total of 6 classes available in the game: Barbarian, Monk, Sorceress, Crusader, Demon Hunter, and Necromancer. You can also expect unique zones, dangerous dungeons, and convenient touch controls that rival a mouse and keyboard.

Diablo Immortal is currently being developed by NetEase as an MMO with raids for 4-10 players. It is the first game in the series to be released for mobile devices on iOS and Android. Blizzard is overseeing the development.

The core gameplay will retain elements of the "hack and slash" and action genres. New features will include RPG elements typical of MMOs - a world divided into zones based on player level, dangerous dungeons, mob farming, collecting legendary trophies, challenges, and raids.

The health and mana/stamina system will remain; numerous potions for improving character stats; loot associated with the type of boss; and items that drop randomly.

The events of Diablo Immortal take place in Sanctuary - a fictional world inspired by the medieval era. There is still a lot of magic and minimal technology. Angels and demons walk the mortal Earth, inhabited by ordinary people.

It has been stated that the game will feature a large game world with diverse gameplay zones - numerous dungeons, islands, plains, forests, villages, cities, tombs, temples, and so on. As is typical in the series, locations may be disproportionate - traversing the library may take longer than moving between entire regions.

One of the main locations will be the city of Westmarch, before it was desecrated by Malthael, and its surroundings.

It is unknown whether Diablo Immortal will have a full-fledged story campaign, or if the story will be told in cutscenes before raids. It has been announced that the events of the game begin five years after the conclusion of Diablo 2 and will unfold over several years. Immortal is expected to connect Diablo 2: Lord of Destruction and Diablo 3.

The battle between good and evil is fought over the shards of the Worldstone. They are filled with great power capable of resurrecting Diablo. The fragments attract powerful demons, various creatures, and corrupt everything around them with decay. Players will have to destroy them to stop the demon invasion.

Heroes from previous games in the series, such as Tyrael, Malthael, Leah, and Deckard Cain will not be seen by players; instead, there will be new heroes and NPCs. The main villain will be a boss named Skarn, the most powerful servant of Diablo, gathering an army with the aim of restoring the Worldstone and resurrecting his master.

At the time of the release, Diablo Immortal will offer six classes, each with three unique abilities:

In the future, the game will receive additional characters.

The exact number of modes in Diablo Immortal has not been announced yet. The developers promise players "a multitude of challenges." The engine will allow playing with anyone, anywhere.

Like in other MMOs, players will need to team up for various daily, weekly, and monthly activities. In addition to leveling up characters, upgrading weapons, gear, and equipment, players will be able to craft new items and trade.

All character items, as before, are divided by tiers — from common to legendary and epic. Searching for components and schematics for the best set will take more than a few hours, and they can only be found in the most dangerous places in Diablo Immortal.