Diablo Immortal
The Warlock class is coming to the Diablo 4, Diablo 2, and Diablo Immortal — and it’s live right now in Diablo 2 Resurrected
The Diablo 30th Anniversary Spotlight started with a big surprise, announcing a new class coming to not one, not two, but three games in the franchise: the Warlock.
The Druid joins Diablo Immortal, with a new take on the classic class that embraces the chaos of nature
Last week I had the pleasure to talk with Ryan Quinn (Diablo Immortal's Senior Narrative Designer) and John Yoo (Diablo Immortal's Lead Systems Designer) about Diablo Immortal's newest class, a fresh take on the fan-favorite Druid!
Celebrate Diablo 4’s First Anniversary with horrifying gifts and treasure-filled events — March of the Goblins event now live!
It's been one year since Diablo 4 was released and to celebrate the anniversary Sanctuary is having two events as well as giving out free goodies from the online shop.
The Tempest is Diablo Immortal’s next new class, but will it ever join the Diablo 4 lineup?
Diablo Immortal is living up to its role as a mobile game, constantly rolling out new content to maintain player attention, and its newest class is the most recent step on that path.
What makes you decide you’re done with a game?
I stop playing games for a variety of reasons.
The Blood Knight is the first new class introduced to the Diablo franchise since the Crusader
This week saw the debut of the Blood Knight, the first new class in the Diablo franchise since the Crusader back in 2014.
Why (and how much) does character customization in video games matter to you?
In the original Diablo, you could just barely make out your character.
Where did Sanctuary come from?
In Diablo 4, more so than any other game in the series, the world in which the Diablo universe is set, Sanctuary, is almost a character with a full backstory and personality all its own.
When will Diablo Immortal Season 13 Start?
Diablo Immortal's Seasons are a speedy affair, typically lasting 28 days compared to the three or four month season cycle we see in Diablo 2 Resurrected or Diablo 3.
What do you consider to be the difference between an MMO and a live-service RPG?
I've been thinking more and more about the question -- "Is Diablo 4 an MMO?" -- since I currently play World of Warcraft, am pretty heavily invested in Diablo 3, was into Diablo Immortal for a couple of months there, and was just utterly charmed by the open beta for Diablo 4.
