Diablo Immortal APK for Android
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Take this Blizzard classic anywhere
The release of Diablo Immortal is wonderful news to all fans of the epic Diablo game series. It is basically Diablo jumping out of your screens and into your mobile phones but with its very own story and action-packed adventures. While fans are most likely rejoicing, this is also the perfect time for other players to try and experience the thrill of cleansing the world from evil.
Get ready for a lot of fighting
Diablo Immortal does not fall short when it comes to action. In fact, players will encounter lots of fighting in the game. Just like in its original PC version, swarms of monsters and other dark beings like the goblins and the undead will greet you in the middle of your exploration. That is to say that the fights are not going to be a walk in the park because your enemies cannot be easily defeated. As you venture towards more dangerous areas, you will meet different kinds of opponents. You will first encounter weak underlings that can be killed with a single slash of a sword, a shot of a bow, or a simple magic spell. The further your progress is in the game, the stronger your enemies become until eventually, you will get to meet the strongest, most powerful evil being in an epic boss fight.
Explore with other heroes
Getting to play with other players makes the journey more enjoyable. Diablo Immortal also has a multiplayer feature where everyone can get to experience teaming up with others. What makes this fun is that players can and will meet other players in the middle of their exploration. From there they can decide whether to confront the enemy alone or to form groups. Teaming up is definitely a good decision to make especially if the group is composed of different kinds of heroes. Each character has its own skill set that can complement and support the others, which means that it will be easier to take down enemies when all areas of combat are covered.
Speaking of heroes, Diablo Immortal will let you play with its 6 characters namely the Barbarian, Necromancer, Wizard, Demon Hunter, Crusader, and Monk.
Easy controls
Moving around, executing actions, and launching attacks are made very easy with Diablo Immortal’s responsive and sensitive controls. The characters will move accordingly with the directional buttons you will be pressing. Attacks and special abilities can be activated with just a single press of a button on your screen. As an added bonus, calling reinforcements or help from other players is also just a button away and you can tap on it anytime, even when the middle of an intense fight!
Diablo in your pocket
Diablo Immortal is a promising mobile game that will let you experience thrilling fights and dangerous adventures. Its visuals and graphics do not fall short of its PC version and you are guaranteed to enjoy the game often, especially now that the adventure is simply lying in wait inside your pockets.
PROS
- Stunning graphics
- Responsive controls
- Characters can be customized
- Multiplayer feature
CONS
- Simple storyline
- Drains device battery fast
- May be too violent
- Small map size
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Diablo Immortal for Android review: A stellar handheld version of a classic
Our Verdict
When Blizzard first announced Diablo Immortal, fans were a bit wary about whether the game could live up to the Diablo name.
Thankfully, not only does the game present a classic Diablo experience in a smaller form but it does so nearly flawlessly, albeit with a sharper focus on grinding than any other Diablo game.
For
- + Classic Diablo feel
- + Surprisingly deep leveling/crafting system for a mobile title
- + Controls are responsive and non-intrusive
- + Endgame content keeps you coming back
Against
- Implementation of microtransactions still too iffy
- Cutscenes and voiceovers stutter and break at times
- Controller support still not up to par
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From the very first day Blizzard unveiled Diablo Immortal, the game found itself directly under the microscope of criticism. Whether it be fans infamously asking if the game was some sort of joke to those all over the internet wondering if the game would end up filled with microtransactions, to say that Diablo Immortal has been a polarizing game would be an understatement.
It didn’t help things much that Diablo Immortal’s development cycle has gone on for a seemingly long time. After being announced in 2018, the game saw several delays throughout its creation that made fans even more worried. However, despite the trepidation, Blizzard has not only delivered a stellar mobile title but one that is more than deserving of fitting in alongside other entries in the Diablo franchise.
After playing the game for the past couple of months via intermittent alphas and betas, along with a review build, I can safely say that Diablo Immortal is every bit as fun as any other Diablo title, and feels almost exactly like the mainline games. Despite some flaws and a not-so-small concern about what the future might hold, Diablo Immortal has lived up to its namesake, and done away with any concerns that fans may have right now.
Disclaimer: This review was made possible by a review code provided by Blizzard Entertainment. The company did not see the contents of the review before publishing.
Diablo Immortal: What’s great
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First things first, it wouldn’t be a Diablo game if it didn’t take place inside the world of Diablo. Immortal doesn’t disappoint here, as the game takes place five years after the events of Diablo 2 but just before the events of Diablo 3.
This means that a wide variety of characters that players already know appear inside Immortal, including Deckard Cain, who once again plays a pivotal role in the story of Diablo Immortal, which tasks players with once again trying to prevent a demonic disaster from destroying the world of Sanctuary.
While there may be a ton of things familiar to players who first jump into the game, Diablo Immortal isn’t just rehashing the same old stuff. Areas like Westmarch make a return, but so do new areas, including the cryptic Ashwold Cemetery, the demonic Realm of Damnation, and others.
Although new areas to the game might sound concerning to players when it comes to a mobile entry, Diablo Immortal’s new zones don’t seem at all out of place and fit right in with the pre-established lore in the Diablo series.
Of course, all of that would mean nothing if the game didn’t quite play like a Diablo title, but thankfully it does.
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| Category | Diablo Immortal |
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| Developer | Blizzard Entertainment, NetEase |
| Publisher | Blizzard Entertainment |
| Genre | Action role-playing |
| Minimum requirements | Android 5.0 and higher | Snapdragon 660 / Exynos 9611 and higher | Adreno 512 / Mali-G62 MP3 and higher | 2 GB RAM |
| Device used | TCL 10 Pro |
| Players | Single-player (8-player co-op available, as well as PvP) |
| Launch price | Free w/IAPs |
At its core, Diablo Immortal is very much a Diablo game.
Not only will you find yourself traveling through different regions taking down enemies, but you’ll also be grabbing loot and leveling up your character along the way. As is the case with past Diablo titles, you’ll explore the entirety of any given zone via small story quests before unlocking the full area to play through and experience at your own leisure.
One of the biggest concerns many (including myself) will have when coming into Diablo Immortal for the first time is how the game operates on a much smaller screen, as adapting for a phone properly can make or break even the best mobile games. You’ll be pleased to know that the answer is, surprisingly, pretty well! Despite not having the most customization options when it comes to control mapping, Diablo Immortal still plays exactly as smoothly as you’d expect a Diablo game to.
Without a ton of screen real estate, Diablo Immortal opts to fit most of its controls into the lower right of the screen, where you can quickly tap between attacks or special abilities while moving with your thumb on the left side of the screen.
The game also supports controllers as well for those who wish to play that way.
The icons are spaced apart just enough to avoid becoming too much of an issue while also resulting in some great, fast-paced moments. More than a few times in my experience with the game, I found myself quickly dealing out various abilities and attacks all at once, which can really help in some bigger fights later on.
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While the gameplay may be a key aspect to get right in the world of Diablo, the grind and how you progress through the endgame are also equally as significant. In Diablo Immortal, the folks at Blizzard and NetEase have continued to model their mobile game after its PC and console counterparts, with a surprisingly deep and compelling set of endgame content.
Diablo Immortal retains many of the same great gameplay mechanics as its console and PC counterparts.
Almost immediately after beating Diablo Immortal’s main storyline quests, you’ll gain access to many new things, including the Paragon system, which returns from Diablo 3 and allows you to level up behind the max level cap of 60 in order to not only continue earning new powers but to customize your character to exactly your playstyle.
After becoming extremely popular in Diablo 2, PvP systems are back here via the Cycle of Strife, a gameplay mechanic that essentially operates as clans competing with one another to become the top group, with a rotating cycle of battles occurring that aim to keep the top clan fresh and promote as much PvP as possible.
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Finally, new to the world of Diablo is the Helliquary, which basically operates like a bounty board for high-level targets that you can go after once you reach the endgame portion of Immortal. Taking down these monsters will then allow you to harness their energy and convert it into power that you can use for your own character.
Whether alone or with a group of up to eight other players, you’ll be able to go out on what are essentially mini raids in an effort to take down some seriously tough bosses, with the possibility of big loot at the end. So far, Blizzard plans to introduce one new boss per month to the Helliquary, so don’t expect too much variety in the enemies just yet.
Still, the inclusion of all of these gem mechanics shows Blizzard’s dedication to making Diablo Immortal more than just a typical mobile port. Plus, with so much else to do once you beat the official storyline, it’s very easy to find yourself picking up your phone to play during any lulls in your day.
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Graphics have never been the biggest focus in a Diablo title, but Diablo Immortal still looks surprisingly great. Environments are crisp and feature some incredibly detailed work on them and character and enemy models have a vibrant look even from far away. Perhaps most importantly, the gear that you wear in the game all looks distinctly different and unique when you swap them out.
While the game does look stunning in almost every instance I tried it in, how the game runs might vary depending on what type of device you’re using. Throughout the last couple of months, I’ve had the chance to play on a variety of devices (both Android and iOS), and almost consistently (and not too shockingly), the higher-end devices have almost always fared better.
Thankfully, Diablo Immortal has a ton of graphics options in the Settings menu, allowing you to toggle the framerate (between 30 and 60FPS), resolution, image sharpening, shadows, fog, anti-aliasing, and much more. The game also tells you what type of load you’re putting on your device, similar to that of a PC when tweaking settings, allowing you to set your options just right before diving in and risking your battery life. Speaking of which, the game will drain your battery quite a bit if you’re playing with some of the settings turned up to the max.
Diablo Immortal: What could use some work
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As mentioned earlier, Diablo Immortal does support controllers as an alternative form of playing, but it’s still not exactly a perfect system. One issue that has persisted through various testing phases is how controllers don’t work while navigating menus. This means you’ll essentially have to keep using your phone’s touchscreen while playing with a controller.
Thankfully, Blizzard has said it’s aware of the issue, and will likely fix it sooner rather than later.
Elsewhere, throughout the latest phase of early access to the game, only a handful of controllers worked, many of which were the more popular Bluetooth controllers on the market, including Microsoft’s various Xbox controllers, the Sony DualShock 4, and the Razer Kishi.
While Blizzard has said that it plans to continue expanding the final list of controllers that are compatible with Diablo Immortal, as of now, it’s not the most comprehensive list.
The use of microtransactions still could be what makes this game truly great or another bad mobile version.
Of course, perhaps the biggest question mark that lingers over Diablo Immortal remains one that fans have been skeptical of since the game was announced four years ago: microtransactions.
Inside Diablo Immortal, microtransactions can be used to purchase one of two different in-game currencies.
While the currencies can’t be used to explicitly level up characters, they can be used to purchase in-game items like Reforge Stones or Eternal Legendary Crests, which can be used to reward you with higher gear, and might be seen as a problem by some players.
However, during my time with the game, I never felt the need to put any real-life money into it. Diablo Immortal does a fair enough job at keeping you constantly rewarded with loot to the point that you never feel like you’re lagging behind any other players, and Blizzard has said repeatedly that it does not intend to let Diablo Immortal’s microtransactions circumvent its core gameplay and lead to a pay-to-win system.
However, due to how the game hasn’t been available to the public long enough for tons of people to get through to the endgame, it’s unknown just how microtransactions will end up functioning, and it’s the microtransactions that will end up making or breaking Diablo Immortal from a long-term standpoint.
Diablo Immortal: Should you play it?
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For those that might have been worried about Diablo Immortal feeling like a «cash grab» or just a quick mobile port to make Blizzard more money, I can safely say that isn’t the case.
This game feels every bit like a Diablo title as any other, and it’s clear from the very moment you dive into the game that Blizzard and NetEase have put a ton of time and effort into making sure players feel like they’re playing a proper Diablo game. While there might be some hiccups early on in the game, and the lingering question of how microtransactions will shape the community continues to hang overhead, it’s impossible to do anything but recommend this game to fans of the series.
The mixture of both old and new environments and characters keeps you tied to the main series just enough to see what’s coming next, and the iconic Diablo gameplay has been shrunk down to fit perfectly on a mobile device. Combine that with a compelling library of endgame content, and it’s more than deserving of standing next to its fellow Diablo titles as a fantastic addition.
Diablo Immortal
Diablo Immortal delivers the world of Diablo into the palm of your hands with some of the most surprisingly well-adapted gameplay of any mobile title.
Dive back into the world of Sanctuary and get ready to take down some enemies.
Download from: Google Play Store
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The long-awaited release of Diablo Immortal has taken place. Alas, the presence of the notorious smartphone for players from Russia was not enough — the game is not officially available in our region either on iOS, or on Android, or on PC. But we don’t think that’s a reason to miss out on this year’s biggest (and only) release in our beloved universe, and we’ve prepared proven ways for you to launch new ⇣ Contents ⇡#Launching on Android
There are several methods to launch Diablo Immortal on Android devices, but we suggest choosing the fastest and least labor-intensive: using alternative application catalog services. And even had time to play a little — it works The procedure is simple. On the service website, download the APK file of the TapTap application to your Android device, install it. Then go to the application itself and in it look at the Diablo Immortal page, download and run the game. This is, in general, everything, ready! Diablo Immortal installed this way does not require a permanent VPN to play, and in addition you can log into it with your Battle.net account. A nice bonus is that the Android version has Russian localization (only text, no voice acting). An alternative installation method is to find the APK file on the Internet yourself (at the time of preparation of the material, we did not find a sufficiently reliable distribution source) and install the game manually. Mobile Diablo feels pretty good You can also try creating a new Google account by signing up with any of the regions where the game is available. ⇡#Launch on iOSTo play Diablo Immortal on iOS (iPhone or iPad), you don’t need to activate VPN — it just won’t help, the game is not available in the Russian App Store. But it is present in a foreign one — so you have to create another Apple ID, without reference to the Russian Federation. This can be done in two ways. First, sign out of your Apple ID on your iPhone/iPad and create a new account right there. But it’s easier to do it on PC. We go to the Apple ID management page, where we select the «Create Apple ID» item. When creating, you must, of course, enter an e-mail that you have not previously used in your Apple ID, and do not indicate that you are from Russia. At the same time, you can safely indicate the real phone number — a confirmation code will come to it, but the system will not block the account because of the Russian number. Game process on iOS, for the sake of which you have to start a new Apple ID Next, go to your mobile device along the path Settings -> the name of your Apple ID . There we select Content and purchases -> Exit . We enter the data of our new Apple ID — voilà, now Diablo Immortal is available for download. But when downloading, the system will ask you to fill in the account data — and if you don’t need to enter payment data (moreover, you can’t enter it — the Russian card will “give out” your location), then you need to fill in the billing address. Find or generate any address (with zip code and phone number) — now that’s it. Diablo Immortal on iOS works with a Russian Battle.net account and, like on Android, is localized (text only). ⇡#Beta launch on PC But to play Blizzard’s mobile game on PC (/sarcasm/dream, isn’t it? /sarcasm/), you still need a VPN. And just in case, do not turn it off during all the manipulations (also make sure that your IP is not Dutch, the game is also not available there). On PC, Diablo Immortal looks incomparably better than on mobile, but still worse than even the venerable Diablo III You have to create a new battle.net account in the «allowed» region. This can be done on the official website of the service. Then launch the Battle.net PC application and log in with a new account. Once in the menu, go to the games section and register to participate in testing the Diablo Immortal beta, and from there you will be prompted to proceed to download and install the game. I note that as soon as you turn off the VPN, Diablo Immortal will immediately disappear from your list of games and you will not be able to start it either. Yes, you will have to play Diablo Immortal on PC with a permanently working VPN. The beta version servers on PC went live on June 2 at exactly 20:00 Moscow time. As already noted, on Android and iOS we are talking about a full release, while on PC Diablo Immortal came out as an open «beta».
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We tried installing Blizzard’s new product via TapTap (not using a VPN). And they succeeded! 
However, this method at the moment seems rather cumbersome and inconvenient, especially against the background of the first option. 
Diablo-like games for Android | Android Help
In the world of video games, there are very popular sagas and franchises, which in many cases can not be found on all platforms. This list of games similar to Diablo is written to fill that empty gap that this Blizzard game for Android doesn’t fill, at least not to begin with.
Index
- 1 Can I play Diablo Immortal?
- 2 Names similar to this popular Blizzard game
- 2.1 Titan’s Quest end of Diablo II: Lord of Destruction and beginning of Diablo III .
Which phones will be compatible with Diablo Immortal? At the moment, little information is known about the mobile game from the popular Blizzard saga, so the exact list of smartphones compatible with the title is not yet known.
Hopefully everything about the vast majority of modern flagship phones that support either of these two operating systems are compatible with the Blizzard game. Titles similar to this popular Blizzard 9 game0019
We work with all games similar to this popular Diablo saga, we will find similarities in graphics, game mechanics, etc. However, they will not be under the Blizzard seal, and these are big words.
Titan’s Quest
It is featured as one of the best Diablo alternatives for android users. Before us is one of the most popular slash games in the world.
In this game we move to the civilizations of Greece, Egypt, Babylon or China. In them we will have to fight enemies, so that we will gain strength and thus fight the titans. They were able to adapt the game to mobile phones. , with good playability that always provides a positive user experience. Yes I am The cost of downloading the game is 7.99 euros.
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Evoland
Playdigious
Price:
€2.
99
For those who already knew the first part or already want the second, there is good news. Because Evoland 2 was officially launched last year. A second installment that retains many similarities to the first, but in this case with new adventures, in addition to references to sagas such as Diablo.
This is a game where we find a very curious mix of genres, but it works great. He is entertaining, knows how to represent the genre of role-playing games well, but it has humor and in many ways makes it easy . The perfect combination to keep you entertained while playing.
Evoland 2
Playdigious
Price:
€4.99Bladebound
This game is inspired by many aspects of Diablo.
But at the same time, this leaves us with something different that users will surely appreciate. Before us is a great title hack and hack RPG that will delight fans of the genre. This game stands out especially for its visual aspect. . This is an aspect in which the researchers behind it have been hard at work. Something that is noticeable and in which they do not disappoint at all. Nice graphics to get the best gaming experience. According to many critics, this is one of the few games that managed to transfer the essence of Diablo to mobile phones.
BladeBound Adventure RPG
Artifex Mundi
Price:
It’s freeIesabel
Again, this is a game little known to the general public, but it perfectly represents this type of RPG and slashing game.
So for followers of the same, this is another good option to consider. The graphics are probably the best thing about this game . Very neat, detailed and in 3D. Something that contributes greatly to the success of the game. Its playability also works in its favor because the controls are quite simple. So you won’t have any problems playing on your phone.
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Anima
Anima is a hack’ n slash), clearly inspired by Diablo, a mythical game developed by Blizzard. If you’ve been looking for a game with that old-school flair, then Anima will love you. Follow the story of the campaign mode, fight against the forces of evil, destroy enemies, get items and upgrade your character.
Fast action, special effects and dark atmosphere; they will accompany you throughout this adventure. Anima has More than 40 levels in which you have to kill demons, beasts, dark knights and other demonic creatures . Choose from three different character classes and level up to learn new skills. Each of the three specializations has over 45 unique skills.
AnimA ARPG
Redeev
Price:
It’s freeRaziel Dungeon Arena
Un is an addictive ARPG with excellent graphics, extensive levels of and technical development of the best we have seen in this genre for our mobile phones. Pending Blizzard’s decision to launch Diablo Immortal, this new Android game from Indrasoft is the best of medicine.
Firstly, besides the single player mode with its history, it allows us even to play cooperative games . And there is nothing better than having a good time with a colleague, exploring dungeons and discovering a new dark world. We even have a large number of enemies on screen to make these final bosses appear out of nowhere, firing rockets from that isometric perspective so well known from so many Blizzard games.
Raziel Dungeon Arena
Indrasoft Hong Kong
Price:
It’s freeRevenge RPG
Judging by the graphics, menus and interface, one could say that Vengeance is a pure clone of the first Diablo for mobile devices. That would be a big compliment as that’s exactly what the game development team is trying to achieve.
Of course, it is not suitable for any terminal, since 4 GB of RAM confirms the excessive wear and tear on the hardware that this game entails. Revenge RPG
DimashkTV
Price:
€4.19Eternium
Eternium stands out from the rest of this list with its more colorful and lighter graphics and design. The principle of the game remains the same: you create your character according to the different classes available and fight monsters to progress.
However, it can be difficult to progress after several hours of play. It’s up to you to decide if you want to leave or spend more in-game time progressing. With the exception of some exclusive features of the online version, the game can be downloaded and played completely offline, which is a little different from playing this style.
Eternium
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Price:
It’s freeAncient Rivals: Dungeon RPG
Embark on an exciting adventure, fight against countless enemies, solve challenging puzzles and learn the story of a great war between two powerful empires: Valor and Irongarde.
- 2.1 Titan’s Quest end of Diablo II: Lord of Destruction and beginning of Diablo III .
