After a one-year hiatus, the release date has finally been revealed for the next Blizzard game in the Diablo series. The American developer announced that on June 2, Diablo Immortal will appear on PCs and mobile devices. While the game is expected to be released only on Android and iOS devices, Blizzard announced that the open beta version will be released on PC along with the mobile version.

The decision to port Diablo Immortal to PC was based on community feedback, as many beta players expressed a desire to play the game on PC. However, the developer said that Diablo Immortal remains a game for mobile devices, so the main differences between the PC and mobile versions of the game will be seen in the user interface and functionality of the controller.

While both the mobile version and the PC version will feature a controller support, the latter will also allow players to use the W / A / S / D arrow keys to navigate the map (for the first time in Diablo). Of course, PC gamers will be able to use a mouse and keyboard to play.

More importantly, Diablo Immortal will support both cross-play and cross-progression, meaning players can play with their friends regardless of platform, and progression between games on a mobile or PC will be supported simply by entering the battle. net account.

According to Blizzard, Diablo Immortal will be the biggest Diablo game ever released, with 8 hellish zones, unique encounters and fun fighting mechanics. Also, the American developer said that this is his first game created from scratch for mobile devices. Although Blizzard has announced that Diablo Immortal will hit theaters on June 2, the following countries will receive it at the end of June: Hong Kong, Indonesia, Macau, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan and Thailand. Source