Diablo

Blizzard has announced Diablo 4's fifth class: the fan-favorite Necromancer.

Diablo Immortal is a mobile-first game and it's definitely playable on Android phones and tablets.

There’s a little mobile title that recently came out; you might have heard of it — Diablo Immortal? I have been playing a fair bit since its release, mostly because it’s so darn easy to pick up.

If you're interested in Diablo Immortal but don't like the microtransactions and the in-game store that keeps pushing purchases on you, that's okay, because you can play the game without spending a cent.

There are several different variables when it comes to experiencing Diablo Immortal, from your platform your choice to your favored control scheme.

For a game with the word "immortal" in the title, you can die pretty easily in Diablo Immortal.

If you played Diablo 2 and its expansion, Lord of Destruction, then you saw the end of the established world order with the destruction of the Worldstone.

Diablo Immortal has been available for a couple days now on mobile, and it's been almost a day since the PC beta started — although calling it "early access" is probably a better descriptor as its cross-platform implementation ensures your character isn't in danger of being wiped when it exits beta — which means many people have had a chance to give it a try, and I'm curious about those initial forays into mobile Sanctuary.

We live in a wireless world.

Diablo Immortal can be played on a mobile device or on your PC, and you can freely share progression across every device.