Quite simply, we want to make sure we give Diablo 4 the space for a clear announcement. "A lot of people have been asking me why we didn’t talk about Immortal on the main stage. So then why was Blizzard so quiet about it? Blizzard's Wyatt Cheng had the answers on Sunday through a post on r/DiabloImmortal.
A new Demon Hunter class was on display, along with a few new playable areas. Diablo Immortal was indeed present and, in fact, had a new build available. But just because Diablo Immortal wasn't present during the the BlizzCon 2019 Opening Ceremonies didn't mean that it wasn't at the show at all. And while mobile games might not be everybody's preference, it is still worth asking, what happened with Diablo Immortal?ĭiablo Immortal closed the 2018 opening ceremonies, but was completely absent from this year's opening address. One of the most prominent games on display this past weekend was Diablo 4, the latest entry in Blizzard's gothic dungeon-crawling series. This makes the action a little bit obscured compared to PC, but it's really not that bad.BlizzCon 2019 has come and gone. A map sits in the top right corner, while your health and avatar sit in the top left. Your main attack is the largest button in the lower right-hand corner of the screen, while other spells, abilities, and health potions are smaller buttons surrounding it. The interface for Diablo Immortal looks about the same as most other mobile RPGs. RELATED: Path Of Exile Mobile Will Destroy Diablo Immortal Now, thanks to ChinaJoy2020, we’ve got a new trailer that shows us everything we say in 2019 but with an actual control overlay this time. We got a development trailer at the 2019 BlizzCon (although Blizzard really didn’t mention it during the convention in order to avoid a repeat of 2018 BlizzCon) which showcased some of Diablo Immortal’s spooky environments, character abilities, legendary items, and ultimate attacks. But despite losing stock value in both the eyes of gamers and the literal stock market, Diablo Immortal continues to trundle along in development.
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