Diablo Immortal Reviews

I was eleven years old when a game called Dragon Nest SEA was first released. It was the very first MMORPG I played, and little did I know then that it would shift my entire existence towards loving the genre. To dive into an MMORPG for the first time, especially into such a fantasy-filled world of magic, felt almost like experiencing a waking dream. For a prepubescent teen, it was an enchanting experience to roleplay and feel like I was a part of a game's story.

Written by Kef Video Editing & VO by Kim The actual gameplay of Diablo Immortal is fantastic most of the time and it's another piece of evidence that mobile games can match up to the quality of and satisfaction afforded by console and PC games. But its monetization is still a big pay-to-win mess. Read the full review by Kef here: You May Also Like... History of Diablo Immortal The World of Diablo

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Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/c/fg3000/join EMAIL ► [email protected] A GROUNDBREAKING DIABLO EXPERIENCE Diablo Immortal™ is a brand-new mobile game from Blizzard Entertainment. A genre-defining action role playing game series set between the events of Diablo® II: Lord of Destruction® and Diablo III®. Clash with armies of demons, collect epic loot, and gain unimaginable power.

Acclaimed for many qualities and hated for its loot box. Diablo is amazing for bringing an authentic Diablo experience to mobile devices.

I didn't wanted to play this version, but decided to give it a try regardless the P2W aspect, since I'm an old Diablo/Path of Exile player . You can still have fun and play the game without spending a dime. Will update the more hours I put in.

The quest takes place in a new area of the game world, where players will encounter a host of new enemies and challenges. The Starsign quest has a strong narrative component, which helps to keep players engaged as they battle their way through hordes of monsters and demons. One of the standout features of the Starsign quest is the new boss battle. This boss is one of the most challenging opponents I've faced in any Diablo game, and it requires careful strategy and precise timing to defeat. But the rewards for taking down this formidable foe are well worth the effort. In addition to the challenging boss battle, the Starsign quest also offers plenty of opportunities for players to earn new gear and items. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a new player just starting out, there are plenty of rewards to be had for completing this quest. Overall, I would highly recommend the Starsign quest to any Diablo Immortal player. It's a challenging and engaging addition to the game that will keep you coming back for more. Whether you're a fan of the Diablo series or just looking for a new challenge, the Starsign quest is not to be missed. -------------------------------------------------------------------- My gameplay and even editing of my video are all done on my phone. So, liking and subscribing will help me and my small channel grow. Thank you very much, and I'll see you in the next video. Follow and subscribe to me on FB:

we all know and respect name of Diablo (well..hardcore aRPG fans like me atleast). And then this shit happend. Remember "is this an out of season aprils fool joke?"? Well blizzard delivered....a joke of a game with Diablo name. Jeez you have no idea how it pisses me off that this trash of a game has Diablo in its name... Long story short. Diablo was my first game on playstation and me and my friend played it for hours! We ware kids, and has no memory cards, so every time we had to start from zero and get as far as we can in limited time. I was hooked to say the least.

I played Diablo II on PC and Diablo III on PS3 and PS4. On all these series and platforms, I mainly used sorceress/wizard class. This is my first experience playing Diablo on mobile. In term of look and gameplay, Diablo Immortal is related to Diablo II. I am quite disappointed with the wizard class in Diablo Immortal, the skills are underwhelming with relatively long cooldown. I'd rather be able to spam powerful skills only restricted with the amount of mana instead of cooldown time. As for UI, there are too many distracting boxes and icons on the screen. The dialogue box uses a font size that is too large for mobile. The developers should take inspiration from successful mobile games like Genshin Impact. The UI is simple and functional. Overall, I am looking forwards to a proper Diablo game, namely Diablo IV. This one is just disappointing.

After a disappointing kickoff to Diablo Immortal's second season earlier this month, Blizzard promised that more substantial changes and additions would be coming soon. And for as much as I love to complain about this game, I've got to give it credit when it earns it: Blizzard has followed through on that promise this time. Yesterday, Diablo Immortal went down for maintenance, and when service came back up, a fairly significant content patch had been applied. Some of the additions include a new quest series titled "Hero's Journey," a third raid boss opening up in August, and a new limited-time event called Adventurer's Path that's full of useful rewards.

I finished my review of Diablo Immortal weeks ago, but I haven't stopped playing yet. Should I just uninstall it off my phone? Probably. Am I still drawn in by the extremely tight core gameplay loop? Absolutely. Do I have a problem? Sure. But do I want to continue sending charges to my credit card for this infinite money sink? Absolutely not. Lucky for me, there's a solution! Some enterprising soul has come up with $25 Rift Simulator, which you can play right now in your browser

As someone who is new to the series and never played a Diablo game before, it's pretty fascinating to have this similar gameplay experience from PC/Console on mobile now. I probably won't play it for too long, and if it's just casually slaying the monsters until I hit the actual pay-to-win wall, then it's totally fine with me. So hey, up to 10 hours of somewhat enjoyful free content sounds like not a bad deal at all. And on top of that I really liked the overall graphics and asthetics in this game.

Yes, it's me, the guy who's still playing Diablo Immortal, still logging in every day to slog through some daily tasks, get a couple paragon levels, and see if anything has improved. And so far, not so good. For those keeping track, it's now been over a month since I finished my review of Diablo Immortal, but somehow the game has kept its hooks in me. Okay, the somehow isn't that mysterious: It's that,

let's focus on the positives here. Pros: + Live community consisting of 30+ millennials. Nostalgic d2 vibes + Inventory management convenient + Clan and warband interaction renders a positive co-op MmO experience + AESTHETICS AND MUSIC A+ Cons: - pay2win gambling mobile interface (too costly). They don't want you to spend but if you go the f2p route, you're gonna be peer pressured for missing out the end game.

After I played The game For nearly Month...This is clearly One Of The best Games On Mobile Right now... I am Not a fan Of RPG Games But This Game Made me An Addict... The Really focuses On The Player Ability To fight either you pick A ranged Magic Fighter or Melee Magic Fighter.... Many Choices and many Ways Of Fighting....another thing was amazing The Many Stories You can In it's World.... The Monsters You Can Kill are Too many...

Good afternoon. Today we'll talk about a game like Diablo Immortal. Diablo immortal - oddly enough diabloyd, where you have to extinguish a bunch of mobs in search of the best thing. Let's move on to the plot: I'll tell you about the plot as a whole. You, as a nameless wanderer, appeared in the state of "Sanctuary", where some kind of hat takes place. By the will of the scriptwriters, you will be introduced to an old man who talks about the fragments of the universe and tells where to look for them. You find 4 shards. By the middle of the story, you will already break 3 of them, and for 4 you will have to run. You run so far that you will have to visit the underworld, where the last fragment is located. You pick it up, but the demon El'Diablo returns with it. This is where the story ended.

Diablo Immortal is a game, definitely.

This is THE ONLY game that came out last year that's even worth playing...if you dnt agree, well,, you can just go #^$&# yourself!!!