However, there was a slight complication, the game was intended only for mobile. Delving back into the horror and adventure-filled universe of Diablo was something that players were extremely anxious for. "That passion, it’s actually what drives us, and we feel it too… I understand their feeling and wish we could share more about all the amazing things we’re doing, not just with the Diablo franchise but across the company as a whole.In 2018, the Principal Game Designer at Blizzard Entertainment, Wyatt Cheng, would finally announce the next title of the Diablo franchise, Diablo Immortal. "They love what they love and want what they want," Blizzard co-founder Allen Adham told Kotaku, reflecting on the response from fans. One fan stood up in BlizzCon’s Q&A session and asked if the announcement was "an out of season April Fools’ joke", while on YouTube, Blizzard’s official cinematic trailer for Diablo Immortal has (at the time of writing) been "disliked" 388,000 times, balanced with just 15,000 likes.īlizzard has been clear that it has "multiple teams working on different Diablo projects", some of which could well include a sequel or remaster, and has reiterated this following the Immortal fallout. Others fear Immortal is little more than a reskinned version of another NetEase mobile game, Crusaders of Light (thanks, Eurogamer).įans have flooded social media and r/diablo with criticism of both the announcement and the game itself. There’s also considerable frustration that this latest Diablo game is not coming to PC or consoles, despite the series’ roots in PC gaming.
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