Diablo Immortal, Blizzard's mobile-focused entry into Diablo 4 Gold its action-RPG franchise is now raking in over $300 million in revenues according to reports. In comparison, the hugely loved Raid: Shadow Legends made record profits in 2021, at $370 million. This places Diablo Immortal, which only released this summer far ahead of the trend, at the very least financially.

At the time of its release, Diablo Immortal was the subject of harsh criticism and anger. Despite numerous reviews describing enjoyable and enjoyable gameplay that was in line to the Diablo series Players were furious at the game's outrageous microtransaction system and went to review bombing Diablo Immortal in protest.

Blizzard Entertainment's president, Mike Ybarra, defended the microtransactions by saying that the vast majority of players pay nothing whatsoever. This didn't calm angry players however, who are confronted by a system that forces them to pay real money or endure a gruelling grind.

Diablo 4 is currently undergoing its Closed Beta and, as such, more concrete information is beginning to emerge about the game's features, classes, and the gameplay loop, with the information coming directly out of Blizzard this time around and focusing on Diablo 4's open-world design.

Similar to its predecessors, Diablo 4 is set in the world of Sanctuary however, in contrast to its predecessors the game world is an interconnected maze that players are able to explore on their own terms and is buy Diablo IV Gold more similar to Diablo 3's Adventure Mode introduced in Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls.