“Diablo Immortal” is the biggest blizzard Launch in the history of the series. The game that was released last month has received praise and rice, not least because its use of microtransactions makes it so quick to spend a lot of money in the game.
When “Diablo 3” was released in 2012, it quickly climbed to the top of the lists, broke world records in the number of pre-orders and became the best-selling game of the year with 12 million copies sold in the first year.
“Diablo immortal” is an online multiplayer game that can be downloaded on any mobile phone.
Players from all over the world can play together, fight enemies and develop their characters.
The game takes place between “Diablo II” and “Diablo III”.
Just as in other games in the franchise, the player chooses a class to which they belong: monk, sorcerer, barbarian, or wizard.
The Diablo series has been ranked as one of the most popular gaming franchises in the world.
minimal mobile game
Perhaps the great success of “Diablo immortals” with 10 million downloads in one month can be explained by the game being free to download, which makes the game minimums lower than the game you have to pay for. Instead, Blizzard makes money from the fact that users can buy things in the game, and the more you buy, the more benefits you will simply get.
Despite the great interest, the reviews weren’t gracious. The game was met with severe criticism, not least the use of microtransactions. Many players have claimed that you can spend a lot of money without actually getting any big benefits.
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