Mobile Games

While there was a lot of discussion of what effect the Microsoft and Activision Blizzard merger might have on the games industry in the long term, there hadn't been a lot of visible effect outside of perhaps some effect on Diablo 4's launch.

Marvel SNAP is a digital card game from developer Second Dinner, a studio employs several original Hearthstone team members including Ben Brode and Yong Woo, among others.

Massive screens are all the rage with mobile devices these days, but even an 8-inch phone isn't quite the same experience as playing a game on a TV or monitor.

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.

We live in a wireless world.

Last year, we reported that Blizzard had job listings for a mobile Warcraft game.

With people traveling everywhere right about now, I am struck by two thoughts.

As Activision Blizzard forges ahead with plans for more mobile games, I see a lot of gripes about it in the comments or on social media, and many of those complaints are outdated and inaccurate.

Blizzard Watch had a virtual chat with Diablo Immortal's Lead Producer Caleb Arseneaux and Senior System Designer Kris Zierhut on DiabloCon BlizzConline Day 2.