There are major caveats to that statement, and, again, we will get to them. Whether you’re clearing dungeons, besting bosses, or just bouncing between zones in search of more loot drops, Diablo Immortal‘s basic gameplay is just about as good as we could have hoped a mobile-focused Diablo game could have been. All these years later, it still feels good to tear through mobs of monsters, earn new gear, and gradually turn yourself into a warrior with the powers of a god.
Moment to moment, Diablo Immortal offers that fundamental Diablo experience that makes the franchise so easy to love. Quantity of content aside, Diablo Immortal does have a lot of quality content to offer. Honestly, it’s more substantial than a lot of PC and console games. From that perspective, Diablo Immortal is most certainly part of a generation of mobile games that attempt to offer a quantity of content compared to console and PC titles. Not counting competitive multiplayer titles that offer a nearly infinite (in theory) amount of things to do, you’d have to turn to a game like Genshin Impact, Stardew Valley, Civilization VI, Raid: Shadow Legends, or Slay the Spire to find a mobile title that offers this much content out of the gate.
From a quantity of content perspective, there are few mobile games that offer what Diablo Immortal does. If you only focus on those aspects of the game, you may find that Diablo Immortal is one of the most substantial mobile games ever made. The gameplay loop, the various modes, the classes, the numerous areas, various bosses, and plentiful dungeons…everything that defines the core Diablo Immortal experience. Instead, let’s just focus on the elements of Diablo Immortal you’re able to access without spending a dime. The Core Diablo Immortal Experience Makes For a Fantastic Mobile Gameįor a moment, let’s put aside some of the talking points you already know are coming.
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