Diablo

Diablo Immortal isn't currently available on the Nintendo Switch, and there hasn't been any official announcement about the game coming to the Nintendo Switch...

You know, I've read a lot of criticism of the story of Diablo 3 over the years, but the moment where Adria betrays the Nephalem and transfers the essence of all seven of the Evils into her own daughter Leah haunts me.

I really wanted to like Brutal Legend.

Diablo 3 Season 25 allowed us to steal the power of the seven Evils who rule the Demonic Host of the Burning Hells, and soon Season 27 will allow us to harness the power of Heaven with the Angelic Crucible. The new season will be rolling out on the patch 2.7.4 PTR, which will begin on July 12 and last 16 days, barring any unforeseen complications — which, of course, why we have test realms in the first place, to find those before they hit live servers.

It's nearly time for Season 2 in Diablo Immortal, but the developers came down to the wire on announcing the new season: the details of Season 2 arrived with less than a day of warning.

Would you play a Diablo-themed RTS, with big armies of demons attacking various settlements around the globe and hero units like Nephalem, Angels, Demons, and so on?

Seriously what is it about this decade old ARPG that has me blasting my way to Paragon 700 on a character I rolled in Season 26 this week?

Look, I love World of Warcraft, and I've been playing it for years.

Whatever your feelings are about Diablo Immortal, it has to be admitted that the mobile MMO has some pretty significant innovations in terms of its design to make the gameplay accessible and easy to drop in and out of.

I love Diablo 3's Seasons, and I'm enjoying Season 26 right now.