It may be pay-to-win, but many players, indeed, are paying. New mobile estimates from AppMagic seem to indicate that Diablo Immortal has earned at least $24 million from its microtransactions ...

As such, Diablo Immortal — with its unique approach to dungeons and engaging endgame features — has emerged as an appealing alternative. Ad. This article will delve into Diablo 4's issues, ...

Diablo Immortal will receive another new class and crossover event this year according to Blizzard's newly revealed 2025 content plans for the free-to-play mobile ARPG.. The new class and event ...

Diablo Immortal's first new class, the Blood Knight, is also the first new character class introduced into the wider Diablo universe since the release of Diablo III's Reaper of Souls expansion in ...

In the wake of players discovering that Diablo Immortal’s endgame is wholly pay-to-win, where “winning” in a Diablo game is making a powerful build, I’ve heard a common argument.

Despite backlash from some players, Diablo Immortal's free-to-play, microtransaction-laden game design seems to be working out just fine for Blizzard's bottom line. Using data from mobile analysis ...

A Diablo Immortal player dropped a heavy amount of money into the game — more than $100,000 — and is unable to battle other players. The reason, the player claims, is that their power level is ...