The history of Blizzard with Diablo Immortal is long, very long. And it’s been years since the BlizzCon where Wyatt Cheng, Diablo’s chief designer, stepped on the stage and with the best face he could put on, he announced with great pomp that the latest, newest, best, was to be the new devil, which comes on Android and iOS. If you remember the event, you will remember the round of questions of the participants. Otherwise, I strongly recommend that you find it, or if you fail, take a look at the summary that youtuber Joseju posted on his channel. I assure you, this is not unnecessary.

We can therefore let it be for kindness the acceptance of the announcement was far below what we expect in Blizzard, something we understand is related to the delay. And yes, we have to admit that the company seems to have picked up the glove thrown by the author of one of the most memorable questions in this presentation, so today it gave us the biggest surprise we could have expected from Immortal Devil.

And yes, as reported the game will be released on Android and iOS, but contrary to what Cheng stated in the Immortal Devil presentation, there will also be a PC versionand also with crossplay. The decision, which seems to me to be a huge success, because it includes, as it should have been from the beginning, a huge player base of all the saga titles, from which it can be understood that a significant part prefers gaming, PC to mobile and other devices.

Also after years of waiting, we finally have a release date for Diablo Immortal and it won’t be too long to wait because It will be next year on June 2, in a month and a week. As we expected, it will be a free-to-play game, in which of course we will find a store where we can buy enhancements and cosmetics, and while its mobile interface will be touch, with the Diablo Immortal PC you can also play keyboard and mouse.

Words Cheng, its purpose was from the beginning to offer the triple A title of the Diablo saga, and now, after revealing that Immortal Devil will also come on PC, he has said that the design of the game, on both platforms and the other, will not conflict with what Diablo titles have always offered. Which can be interpreted as meaning that, although it is a title originally intended only for mobile phones, it does not give up the complexity (or at least not all) to which the saga has become accustomed.