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• Developer: Blizzard Entertainment, Inc.
• Version: 1.0.0
• Category: Role Playing
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• Update: September 15, 2019 at 23:24
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Diablo Immortal is the mobile version of the famous game Diablo from Blizzard, which has a long developing history. Many action games fans will be no strangers to this game. In the game, players will transform into heroes and participate in epic battles. The game series is made up of the three core games including Diablo, Diablo II and Diablo III. Now, the developer Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. has partnered with NetEase Games to continue to recreate this legendary game on the mobile platform with the name Diablo Immortal. It promises to be a fascinating game that many players are waiting for.

The story

Diablo Immortal will still be set in the fictional world of Sanctuary. Here, bloody wars are constantly happening between races. In this part, the game will focus on exploring the story that takes place at the end of Diablo II: Lord of Destruction and the beginning of Diablo III. After the three largest demons (Baal, Diablo, and Mephisto) were defeated by the heroes, peace returned to the land. However, a great conspiracy continues to burn. The demon species wanted to invade the Sanctuary, which was led by the demon known as Skarn. It is gathering a new army of demons to collect Worldstone’s fragments. They will use Worldstone to revive Diablo and bring disaster to the Sanctuary. You must pick up your weapons and join the other warriors in defeating Skarn before he can collect all the fragments.

The gameplay

Diablo Immortal is designed with MMORPG role-playing game. Players will be able to choose their favourite characters from 6 different classes. In the game, the task of the player is to develop the character and fight against monsters. Besides, Diablo Immortal will assist players a lot in developing characters by quests and events. Players can also significantly enhance character power by collecting equipment and upgrading skills.

Also, Diablo Immortal brings diversity in combat with the flexible move and using skills quickly. Players can both control the character and attack the enemy. That creates different fighting abilities. Those who play fast and intelligent will win the match. Diablo Immortal will still use the virtual keys arranged on the screen, which will be arranged quite familiar to all players. In addition, you should also pay attention to the in-game feature keys. They will help you enter the game faster and create an advantage over other players.

Character classes

Currently, Diablo Immortal introduces players to 6 character classes including Barbarian, Crusader, Demon Hunter, Monk, Necromancer and Wizard. Each of them will have outstanding special abilities that players can exploit to create great power.

• Barbarians are survivors of the disaster at Mount Arreat. They use big hammers to crush any opponent in battles.
• Crusaders are people who have great faith, which gives them unimaginable power. They are outstanding with armor that cannot be penetrated. Besides, they wander around and destroy every demon they encounter.
• Demon Hunter is a well-trained assassin with the tragic past. His family is destroyed by people from Hell. Demon Hunter always hides very discreetly and appears suddenly to surprise the enemies.
• Monk is an agile and holy warrior. He is the master of martial arts who show the will of the region of Ivgorod. They have very high maneuverability. Their attacks are very fast making their opponents scared.
• Necromancers are priests of Rathma. They always find a way to bring balance to the world. Besides, they use their power to control life and death. Their purpose is to keep the Sanctuary unaffected by catastrophic wars.
• Wizards are capable of controlling supernatural powers. They can control the power from a distance and cause the opponent to suffer the most terrifying effects.

New areas and Dungeons

In Diablo Immortal, players can participate in thrilling adventures across lands. From the town of Wortham to the Zoltun Kulle library or the Bilefen forest island, players will explore the familiar and new vistas of Sanctuary to look for Worldstone fragments. Diablo Immortal will have many exciting events to attract players to the battles in Dungeons. They will bring a lot of amazing rewards for you.

In addition, Westmarch is a fairly new land in this game. It has long roads and bustling cities. Many tourists come here to admire the most beautiful landscape in the world. Westmarch can meet all your needs. You will be able to shop from vendors, meet companions, relax and more.

The quality graphics

The cooperation of the two world’s leading developers, Blizzard and NetEase Games, will bring a very interesting game with high-quality graphics. The 3D platform will be integrated into the game to bring more beautiful images, epic effects and more. Therefore, to play Diablo Immortal, players need to prepare a good enough phone. Also, Diablo Immortal delivers a powerful and accurate sound system. You will hear great things when activating your skills or attacks on monsters. Besides, the music with the heroic theme will make players fascinated in the world of Diablo Immortal.

Conclusion

Diablo Immortal is a vast online world that provides perfect experiences for every player about role-playing games. Joining the world with many monsters, locations, missions… along with the uncompromising battles will make every player feel excited. Please follow our article to update the game’s news and download the latest version of Diablo Immortal for Android phones. Do not forget to visit our blog regularly for more interesting games and apps. Thanks and have fun!

The original Diablo was a groundbreaking game. Not in terms of graphics, sound or even gameplay, the latter of which was essentially patterned after the coin-op classic Gauntlet. What Diablo did for the industry was revitalize a dying genre -- that of the role-playing game or RPG. Like one of the decaying zombies found within the depths of Diablo's dungeons, the RPG was all but dead in 1995 as first-person shooter and real-time strategy titles asserted themselves in the mindset of computer gamers.

Blizzard changed this trend with a return to basics. Reminiscent of the pen-and-paper Dungeons & Dragons, players could assume the identity of a hero and delve into caves, crypts, and even the bowels of hell itself gathering experience points from killing monsters and amassing wealth. Controls were intentionally kept simple, boiling down to pointing at and then clicking on the monster to attack it. While magic spells and ranged weapons could also be used for strategy, the game never deviated too far from a hack-and-slash format.

The popularity of Diablo came from two areas: an array of unique items that could be found while dispatching the creatures and multiplayer support over the free service of Battle.net. Up to four players could work together to defeat the mighty Diablo, which at its best, meant cooperation, teamwork and camaraderie. A rogue could protect a fighter from afar by slinging arrows, while the mage could conjure walls of fire or lightning bolts to wear down beasties attacking in groups. In this way, Diablo felt more in common with a pen-and-paper game played with a few friends around the table than the majority of traditional computer RPGs.

Diablo II is more of an enhancement than a new game, so those who sneered at Diablo for being too simplistic or repetitive will likely curl their lips once more. Does it offer radically different gameplay? No, of course not. Blizzard knows well enough not to tinker too much with a successful formula, and as evidenced by the enormous success of their titles, few can argue with them. Diablo II replaces the four original characters with completely new classes and adds in an extra one for good measure.

Yet the biggest change is the in level design. Instead of taking place within one town (Tristram), Diablo II takes place in four themed levels that are considerably different in appearance. You'll wander across an arid desert, through a dank, rainy forest, and across green countryside until your eventual confrontation with Diablo on another plane. Architecture for each world seems patterned after realistic time periods and cultures -- the only thing missing is a snow-based level.

What makes the environments memorable is the fact you have to explore them before getting to the actual dungeons, which were the heart and soul of the first game. Since your character has to travel across the landscape before going down to the dungeons, the game feels more realistic and poses a new challenge: you might die before you get there.

Also new are skills, offering a level of customization that was sorely lacking in the original. Each character has individual abilities that can be enhanced whenever he or she increases in level. While you can complete the single-player game by concentrating on a few select skills, the diversity in abilities means you'll want to continue playing as a character if only to see the affects of learning new techniques. No two barbarians will be exactly alike; some will focus on developing certain skills to their fullest potential, while others will try to be as well rounded as possible.

Another enhancement is in the way your characters look. The attraction of the first game was the lure of new items as you hacked your way through the minions of evil. Said items are still a big part of Diablo II, but you get the added satisfaction of having them display correctly on your character. See the bone helmet on the ground? Equip your character with it and smile proudly as his or her head is encased in an animal skull. Weapons, shields and helms can also hold gems, the condition of which and the type will help influence its attributes.

Aside from the relatively similar look and feel of the game to the original, there isn't much to criticize. One particularly irksome feature, however, is the inventory management or lack thereof. Trying to fit all your wonderful toys into specific slots takes a degree of micromanagement that becomes rather cumbersome as time wears on. Also, multiplayer games were particularly difficult to join during the first month of release, but the promise of a cheat-free experience was well worth the wait. Up to eight companions can now play a game without the fear of dreaded ghosts, town-killers or other unsavory types looking to spoil a perfectly good dungeon romp.

All in all, Diablo II is certainly a worthy sequel to a title that excels at being one of the hardest games to stop playing. Those looking for detailed character and party management as well as a more intricate storyline and rewarding single-player experience should probably wait for Baldur's Gate II. But those who just want to get their licks in without committing significant hours of time will find Diablo II to be one of the more addictive games of 2000.

Graphics: The sprite-based graphics are not the game's strongest point, especially considering the release date. Still, there are some nice spell effects and the environments are well detailed.

Sound: The voices are well acted and the music is appropriate for each area you explore.

Enjoyment: While some will hunger for more in-depth role-playing elements, the amount of character customization you can do with the weapons and skills is a nice addition to the hack-and-slash combat.

Replay Value: With support for up to eight players and free multiplayer games on Battle.net, Diablo II scores high in replay value. Plus, each area has randomly constructed dungeons and item placement which only adds to the fun.

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