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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

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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.

“Do you guys not have phones?” With that one ill-conceived, off-handed comment, Blizzard launched a million-and-one self-righteous tweets, angry Reddit posts, and scathing memes. The announcement of Diablo Immortal at BlizzCon 2018 was one of the biggest unforced errors in recent gaming history, managing to simultaneously piss off many of the hardcore fans in attendance and go completely under the radar of the more casual mobile player base that the game was clearly targeting.

Tell me, Muse, of the battles between angels and demons, order and chaos—the wanton destruction brought by the Lord of Terror to the world of Sanctuary. Begin our story! You've probably heard of the Diablo franchise, even if you're only a casual gamer. Initially released in 1997, this monster series has sold millions of copies and boatloads of merchandise, spanned across multiple platforms, and according to Time Magazine, includes one of the

I've been loving Diablo Immortal and this fight was pretty fun. Demon Hunter is a quick, easy character to use and I love spinning around, raining crossbow arrows everywhere! If you like my gameplay, follow me on TapTap for more content!

Another boss takedown in Diablo Immortal! So far, I've been enjoying the game and playing endlessly. Take a look and see how I defeat Lassal, The Flame-Spun, a demon that needs to be destroyed to unlock the Helliquary!  The Helliquary is an in-game feature allowing you to fight strong demon bosses in a raid group of eight and less. Follow me on TapTap for more content!

In 1994, a company calling itself Condor, Inc. wrote a design document (the basic outline for a video game concept) that begins: “The following is Condor, Inc.’s proposal for a role-playing game, playable on PC-compatible computers. Diablo captures familiar fantasy elements within a unique structure designed for maximum replayability, expandability, and versatility. Diablo fills a neglected niche in the computer game market. As games today substitute gameplay with multimedia extravaganzas, and strive toward needless scale and complexity, we seek to reinvigorate the hack and slash, feel good gaming audience. Emphasis will be on exploration, conflict and character development in a dark quest for justice.”