On the Apple App Store The game, however Diablo Immortal has Diablo IV Gold a rating of 4.5 out five stars. "Finally, a mobile game that is done right!" comments one user.

Diablo Immortal is not just a new entry in Blizzard's storied action role-playing game series, but it also frames Diablo in a different context. It has a number of new scenarios, in fact it's designed specifically for mobile devices with touchscreen controls.

It's an online game with a hugely multiplayer component featuring a shared environment in which you can see other players in action. It's co-developed by an Chinese company called NetEase and, unlike any Blizzard game before it, it has been developed with an eye on Asian markets. It's completely free to play. These are all huge sea changes for Diablo.

However for any Diablo player, particularly those who are Diablo 3 player -- Diablo Immortal will feel reassuringly familiar. The distinctive isometric perspective, chaotic combat with monsters in swarms, and fountains of loot are all present.

Beyond that, Immortal has clearly been developed on its Diablo 3 engine and uses its assets, but retains the atmosphere and feel of The 2012 Diablo game by Blizzard. Immortal's artwork is the same intensely colored golden glow, and the combat offers the same intoxicating fireworks display, and even the clang and splatter of cheap Diablo 4 Gold the sound effects provide the same rich, Pavlovian satisfaction.