It is a wholly new game that we've built. It is a new game going into new zones we've never seen before, fighting new bosses we haven't seen in this form before. They have new legendary items, new legendary gems. The character classes, while they may be six of the same character classes, they have new abilities they did not have before, they have variations on abilities they did not have before. Diablo Immortal became the most downloaded app on the Apple App Store in China in the first two days in that region. It's being built from scratch on a new engine, and it's not a re-skin of Diablo III.

It wasn't using to any of those previous games people are comparing it to.

Read somewhere that it could cost upwards of 100,000 dollars or some ridiculous number like that to get everything in the game. A mobile game in the Diablo series, it is set between the events of Diablo II and Diablo III. 'This is an engine that NetEase is using for the first time. The sad thing that people need to realize is that games like Diablo Immortal are catering to the rich (insert expletive of choice here) that are going to pay obscene amounts of money for in-game purchases. Diablo Immortal is a free-to-play, massively multiplayer online action role-playing video game developed by Blizzard Entertainment and NetEase. Pretty much everything else about the free-to-play adventure has a freshness attached, since Diablo Immortal's abilities, legendary items, and zones are all being built from the ground up. According to Technical Game Designer Kris Zierhut, the quality graphics are thanks to the new engine NetEase is using - an engine its other games weren't built on.

What's been shown of Diablo Immortal, so far, looks impressive.

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