"Diablo: Immortal" is a twist and turn, this dark mobile game developed by NetEase was announced at the 2018 Blizzard Carnival, although it has passed the A test, but the launch has not been announced, many people want to know why this game has dragged on for so long. Recently, foreign media producer Gamerant reported a detail from Apple's App Store, hinting at its official release date: June 30 of this year.
Someone found in the Apple App Store that the launch date of Diablo: Immortal is June 30, but this date may also be just a placeholder, and we are cautious before Activision Blizzard or NetEase official announcement.
Diablo Immortal is constantly improving, and the team's ambitions are gradually expanding compared to the original content in 2018. The game features a series of signature classes such as Barbarian, Necromancer, Monk, Crusader, Demon Hunter, and more.
Diablo Immortal held a closed beta last year, and Blizzard Entertainment's developers made a number of tweaks to player feedback, including making in-game microtransactions more valuable. After the end of the private beta in January this year, many players praised the game, saying that it inherited the high level of the Dark series.
Diablo Immortal will be released for Android and iOS, and hopefully we'll be able to actually play it in June.