I think most people would be concerned about playing an action-adventure title such as Diablo on mobile. I think the fact that quests were not so dragging really helped the grind! 🙂 Mobile Gameplay Overall, the plot, though broken down into bite-sized pieces, was compelling enough for me to want to keep grinding to get to the level-locked quests. XD ANYWAY, it was really haunting, and quite a foreshadowing of how top-notch the storytelling is for a mobile game. I particularly liked a certain part in the main story quest line, where you had to fight against a gorgeous giant lady noble obsessed with youth and beauty. Also, there are cameos! I won’t spoil anything but seeing familiar characters really, really made me happy! XD Of course this means that you have to battle monsters, demonic bosses, and the like. Instead of you being the Nephalem, you’re just a simple fighter tasked by the superiors of your player class to keep the peace in what is already a chaotic world. Wortham, before it was completely burnt to the ground, up to Westmarch, before the Undead ravaged it until all is left is the final stronghold in Diablo 3. This leads you around familiar areas in Sanctuary. Long story short, you are sent to investigate the pieces of the Worldstone that are being used and abused by several evil people.
The mobile game is set before the happenings of Diablo 3, right before the Fell Star crashed down onto Mad King Leoric’s tomb. Fortunately, a lot of places and people were quite recognizable, even for a noob like me, HAHA! HAHAHA!įAIR WARNING, may be spoiler-y, so proceed with caution!Īs someone who only started playing Diablo during the D3 era, I thought it would be a challenge for me to place Diablo Immortal’s time and setting.
I’ve never been this excited for a mobile title before, but I’m sure I’ll probably get this game once it comes out.
After spending most of November 2021 playing Diablo Immortal on Closed Beta, I think I’m ready to talk about my thoughts and feelings for this game.
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