The lead designer went on to add that the team is working hard on the game's story, which is set between Diablo 2 and 3 and promises to take players through some "new and familiar places."ĭiablo Immortal was announced back at BlizzCon 2018 and was met with a rather negative reaction from fans. "We're looking for feedback from alpha testers to make sure that we're delivering on that visceral combat, epic loot and amazing moment-to-moment gameplay that you've come to expect from Diablo," Cheng said. Users will have access to four of Diablo Immortal's six classes, the barbarian, monk, demon hunter, and wizard. That's on top of the usual technical aspects, including server stability and how the game runs on phones. Specifically, the firm wants to focus on the early levelling experience in Diablo Immortal, as well as and some of its mid-game systems. In a video on Twitter, the game's lead designer Wyatt Cheng said that a technical alpha for Diablo Immortal would be "briefly" available to a small group of players, primarily in Australia, to help Blizzard test out the game. To see this content please enable targeting cookies.
Games giant Blizzard is going to be trying out its upcoming mobile game Diablo Immortal in a limited test in the near future. The studio is testing out the series' debut on phones.
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