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Product Games Platform: Phone
Product Games Genre: RPG
Product Price Type: Direct
When Blizzard first announced the immortality of Diablo more than two years ago, the reaction from fans was... mixed. Now that the remake of "Diablo II" and the full version of "Diablo IV" are on the way, perhaps the community can better appreciate this mobile game derived from the beloved demon action RPG. After playing the closed alpha for several hours, it is still not completely clear what is expected of the finished product, including how Blizzard plans to make money. However, crawling in the dungeon, killing monsters, and obtaining sweet loot is still irresistible.
Prime Evil
This alpha version contains an amazing amount of content, including what seems to be a large part of the story and some important post-game content. Set between the events of Diablo II and Diablo III, you fight in multiple areas full of demons, such as cemeteries, forests, and mountains. In addition, you will occasionally encounter familiar faces from franchising, such as the soft-spoken Deca Kane. The evil forces launched an endless battle. Fortunately, Diablo Immortal's battle feels so good, you never want to stop. The first version includes five playable classes (barbarian, crusader, demon hunter, monk, and wizard), and I chose the monk. I spent my time punching and kicking and activating various special movements, basically more gorgeous punching and kicking. Between the visual effects, sound effects, speed, and the crunchy way the attack collides with the enemy, the battle is completely satisfying. The only time the virtual touchscreen controls get in the way of me is the attack that I have to hold and aim. When I lifted my finger to release it, my Wave Strike projectile attack occasionally went off course. Perhaps to make up for this possible inaccuracy, the difficulty of Diablo Immortality will never be too challenging. There is no evasive atmosphere like the console version of Diablo III, but mouse and keyboard players should be familiar with the control settings.
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