There was no announcement of a Diablo 2 or Diablo remaster. That’s right we did not see the reveal or tease of Diablo 4. BlizzCon’s Diablo Immortal announcement was the last thing most core fans of the franchise wanted. Diablo 3 has pretty much run its course by now, and fans have been clamoring for the next great thing from the franchise. When Blizzard announced there would be multiple projects to be announced in 2018, it was hard not to be a little excited about the franchise’s future. While it would be great to have this game on consoles, after the remaster of the classic Diablo II, they may need to think long and hard about the best way to make this happen.By Daniel George 4 years ago Bringing six playable classes together for mobile multiplayer action, Diablo Immortal was announced at BlizzCon 2018 as the crowd goes mild. However, with this free to play title, there’s a small chance we may see it in the future, but it seems like the waters will need to be tested on these other platforms before Blizzard determines if the time and effort to bring these ports over to Playstation, Xbox or Nintendo‘s platform would be worth the investment needed. With an uncapped framerate and many other perks, it seems like they’re bringing the heat with the PC release, and gamers have a reason to be excited to try it out now. After the controversies that surrounded their infamous “don’t you guys have phones?” debacle, it was just recently announced that the game would be coming to PC in beta, while the mobile versions would be released as a full release.

While Diablo III looked, played, and sold great on console, it seems like Diablo Immortal may need a little bit more time to fully cook before it makes its way to these systems.

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