Previously, NetEase said that "Diablo: Immortal" will be launched in the first half of this year. Today (March 29) Blizzard opened Diablo: Immortal iOS and iPadOS pre-orders, as well as pre-registration for Android users, and the Apple Store even listed the release date of the game - June 30.
Now Blizzard has clarified that the Diablo: Immortal release date listed on iOS and iPadOS is just a placeholder, and the official release date will be announced in the future.
Blizzard issued a statement saying: "Those players who pre-register on iOS and iPadOS may notice that Diablo: Immortal is released on June 30. We would like to clarify that this is only a temporary placeholder and is not an official release date, and we will announce the official release date of the game at a later date. ”
Blizzard also revealed that Diablo Immortal will give users an option to change their class without creating a new character. By accessing Westmarch, players can choose a new class and new visuals for their character without losing the game progress of previous classes. This feature will effectively eliminate the need for alternative characters, giving players the freedom to devote themselves to a single character and play any role they want.
"Diablo: Immortal" is a game jointly produced by Blizzard Entertainment and NetEase, which not only inherits the classic dark painting style and magnificent world view, restores the refreshing combat experience and immersive exploration fun, but also creates a new story plot and gameplay for mobile platforms. Officials have repeatedly emphasized that Diablo Immortal is a free-to-play game that is free to all users.