The six player classes all seem to play relatively similarly to how they do in Diablo 3.
Players can group together in Westmarch, as well as purchase loot from vendors. The city will still be filled with life in Immortal, having not yet been destroyed by Malthael. Westmarch - the destroyed city from Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls - will be the capital city in Immortal. These will have a specific number of enemies and difficult bosses. Dungeons are a different kind of experience in Immortal they’re instanced, four-player experiences. Outdoor zones in Diablo: Immortal will be shared, meaning that any player can pop in and help attack monsters that respawn after a time. Immortal will be updated regularly, with more content being added over time. Blizzard EntertainmentĪt launch, the game will have eight unique zones to play in, such as Zoltun Kulle’s library and the Frozen Tundra, Blizzard announced. More information on Diablo: Immortal will be revealed as BlizzCon continues. The game is also fully multiplayer, with larger groups of players being able to inhabit the same space at once, working together to take down demons in Diablo’s horde. Heroes will be able to dive into new arenas and dungeons to slay demons in a top down perspective. The game itself appears to play much like Diablo 3 on PC and console - although classes seem to have different abilities. Most of the Diablo 3 classes are playable, including the Necromancer and excluding the Witch Doctor. Blizzard game designer Wyatt Cheng said the time period in Diablo’s history will be “our chance to explore 20 years of untold stories.” Immortal, built by Blizzard and Netease Games, will take place between Diablo 2 and Diablo 3, and tells the story of what happened after Tyrael shattered the world stone. Diablo: Immortal is an RPG for mobile devices, coming to both Android and iOS. During the opening ceremony of BlizzCon 2018, Blizzard Entertainment unveiled a mobile game in the Diablo franchise.
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