![]() Let’s dive into the meat of Diablo’s mobile game so far.ĭiablo Immortal has had very limited closed alpha tests before, and developers have only allowed access to a few areas and classes. I didn't run into any connectivity or login problems, nor did I experience any lag or significant bugs that affected or impacted gameplay (or at all, really – it's a very clean Alpha). One final note: while this current closed Alpha is mainly for Australian users running Android phones, TechRadar was invited to play in the US on iOS (I used an iPhone 12 Pro). Given Diablo Immortal is set between the second and third games, it’s hard not to feel like this is a greatest hits version of the Diablo experience that shaves off plenty of complexity, but in exchange you get a Diablo you can take anywhere – and even some new MMO-like multiplayer modes teased at BlizzCon 2021. It’s fairer to say the game has more of Diablo 3’s empowering, arcade-like action feel than Diablo 2’s murky clickfest dungeon delving, but veteran Diablo fans should still get a thrill out of lining up enemies and blowing them away with powerful (and familiar) abilities. While Immortal’s stages and enemies are vibrantly colored, the developers seem to have kept their word in dialing down the tone to a dimmer, bleaker standard set by Diablo 2. ![]() Diablo Immortal inherits a lot from Diablo 3, including destructible environments, several classes (think Crusader or Demon Hunter), and the endgame procedurally-generated Rift dungeons. ![]()
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