Torchlight Infinite, F2P friendly Diablo-inspired games.

I mean, it is basically Torchlight Lite. Has the "vibe" of Torchlight, but the "mobile game" feeling still comes through. If you like Torchlight and mobile games, you will probably enjoy this. The microtransactions seem MUCH less pushy than Diablo Immortal was, and outside of the season pass purchase, I don't really see any P2W elements. It is more on par with microtransactions in PoE, more cosmetic, with allowing customization to character skins, weapon skins, weapon effects, wings, footprints, spell effects, etc.

Spin off of Diablo 3 for mobile with decent gameplay, great game if you play it casually and are not worried about any big achievements. They soft capped the leveling, but the saddest thing is the predatory, shameless and abusive monetization system, it's clear they've got phycologists working in ways to trick people into gambling, the ammounts of game currency you can pay for don't add up for anything unless you buy it multiple times, legendary gems for f2p players are prety much unobtainable, can only get 1 and 2 star ones at a 10% and 2.5% chance respectively with the "free" crests, if you pay for legendary ones the chances are 4.5% to get the "best" tier ones (5 star) then those can also be 1/5 to 5/5 stars (1% chance for 5 out of 5 star gems), the nicest thing is they need more of them to keep going up in power, a paid gem equals up to 32 times the power of a free one, a single slot of a maxed paid gem (up to 6 gem slots for each indivual gear piece then awakening for even more slots after you max these wich is unlikely, people have calculated the costs of all this: six figures real money, 100k's of dollars) is stronger than all of the f2p cores if they played the game for years.

Torchlight: Infinite is a mobile game that successfully captures the essence of Diablo-like games. It has a complex threshold, long-term investment, and a satisfying feeling when you finally form a powerful character. The game's biggest positive feedback comes from the sense of satisfaction when you cut through hordes of monsters or defeat a boss. Currently, it's quite addictive and I spent a good amount of time playing it.