Diablo

At long last, Diablo Immortal is here and never has there been so much demon-slaying power packed into such small devices.

Several of my coworkers were talking about video game trailers, and the 2019 BlizzCon reveal of Diablo 4 came up.

Amidst the woes about the Diablo Immortal monetization model — which effectively allows players to buy their way to more character power — some players have grown concerned that a similar path could be laid out for the upcoming Diablo 4.

Thanks to a deluge of news, we officially have the fifth and final Diablo 4 class revealed — but that's just at launch.

Diablo Immortal's free-to-play model includes microtransactions through an in-game cash shop for those who wish to get a leg up in their progress — and for Blizzard to make some money, of course.

There are many activities to enjoy in Diablo Immortal, but you don't want to spend half your game time figuring out how to get to that dungeon or zone landmark or bounty location.

We're happy to see that the ability to transfer legendary powers to new items has made it into Diablo Immortal courtesy of a Westmarch merchant named Zamina.

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.