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The way that Diablo Immortal appears and feels is dependent on Diablo IV Gold whether you're playing the full-release version on Android/iOS or the open beta on PC. (Your save data is synced between the twoversions, so it's not necessary to commit to one or the the other.)

On mobile, it has impressive graphics and solid performance. However, you'll need a relatively powerful phone to be able to run the game smoothly. In my Pixel 4a phone, the game was lagging and chugged at times, and the device ran extremely hot. It's also difficult to keep an eye on all the action with such a small display especially when you're trying to focus on specific abilities. You can alleviate this somewhat by playing with a tablet and using a controller . But then , you could simply play on your PC.

The PC version is still not really up to snuff However. The game still looks like the mobile version on a over-sized screen, in terms of resolution, as well as its blurred textures. The animations for non-player characters are ridiculous and especially how they play. However, the visual issues do not compare to the problems with gameplay. Pathfinding is a mess; rewards don't always load properly; and, worst of all, the attack button will occasionally just cease to function but nothing more than restarting the game is going to solve the issue. Imagine how much fun this is when you're at the center of an intense dungeon adventure.

However the sound quality is quite good to usual Diablo standards that include pleasantly atmospheric background music as well as excellent voice acting.

I'm not really a fan of Diablo Immortal. However, I imagine some gamers would. The game is a small and insignificant entry within a lengthy series and the F2P mechanics can be as disruptive as they appear. However, if (and this is an enormous "if") you manage to be able to get past this, there's an extremely solid game under the hood, with satisfying gameplay as well as buy Diablo 4 Gold a myriad of fun options to play.