In July 2021, Fate/Grand Order was Diablo 4 Gold the seventh most popular mobile game to be sold all time. It was placed behind Konami's Puzzle & Dragons, which could be added to the list because it is also a gacha-based game.

During a GDC 2021 panel, Genshin Impact developer Hoyoverse (previously Mihoyo) outright admitted that the way it created characters was based on generating the maximum amount of capital from its audiences. Its Raiden Shogun as well as Kokomi character reruns of March 2022 alone brought the company more than $33 million in revenues.

The moment was immortalized through humorous memes and mockery, the majority of which was rooted in disappointing expectations of the public: Fans who attended BlizzCon 2018 were hoping for "Diablo 4" announcements. It also stemmed from an unresolved stigma surrounding smartphones and games played in the West in the United States, where adoption of smartphones as gaming platforms has been slower than the other regions parts of the world.

Since it's launch, "Diablo Immortal" has raised its profile, and the beta and alpha tests demonstrated the game to be an intense old-fashioned Diablo experience. (It helped that Blizzard determined to bring it to PC.)

The Diablo series is among the most influential games in contemporary game design, introducing gameplay loops that focus on the acquisition of randomized "loot" to improve your character's efficient. "Diablo 2," which was recently revamped, has anchored the gameplay loop, whereas "Diablo 3" which Cheng was also working on, was cheap Diablo IV Gold streamlined and refined it.