Of course, since this is Diablo Immortal, you can also purchase the Empowered Battle Pass and Collector’s Empowered Battle Pass to unlock all rank rewards. The latter also provides the Aspect of Justice avatar frame and a cosmetic for your portals. The battle pass is available until September 1st.

In terms of new content, there’s the new Wrathborne Invasion daily event which sees the Wrathborne attacking Sanctuary every day at noon (server time). Players can team together to stop the demons from controlling a zone, after which Gorgothra will see a powerful echo of herself. The top three damage dealers during these events will receive six Enchanted Dust.

The next limited-time event, Hungering Moon, runs from August 12th to 15th at 3 AM server time. It sees players collecting Moonslivers, trading them for Blessings and then trading seven Blessings for a random reward. Stay tuned for more details on other content and update coming to the free-to-play title in the coming months.

Diablo Immortal is available for iOS, Android and PC (open beta). It recently crossed 30 million installs.

As per a report by Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier, Activision Blizzard has cancelled a Warcraft MMORPG that was in development for mobile devices in collaboration with NetEase Entertainment, who also co-developed Diablo Immortal. As a result, NetEase has reportedly disbanded the game’s development team, which comprised of over 100 developers, only a few of whom are being offered transfers elsewhere within the company.

As per the report, the game, which was codenamed Neptune, was going to be a full-fledged MMORPG set in the same universe as World of Warcraft. It would serve as its spinoff though, taking place in a different time period.

Allegedly, Blizzard Entertainment and NetEase Entertainment disagreed on the terms of their working arrangement, which ultimately led to the title’s cancellation. In his report, Schreier suggests that this could have an impact on the working relationship between the two companies going forward.

This isn’t the only mobile Warcraft game that Activision Blizzard has cancelled of late. The Pokemon GO-like Warcraft game that had been in development for a while was also reportedly cancelled earlier this year.

Meanwhile, both World of Warcraft: Dragonflight and World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King Classic are due out later this year.

Despite the backlash that the free-to-play title’s monetization has received, Diablo Immortal has reportedly been doing quite well in terms of monetization. Sensor Tower Store Intelligence reported last week that it had crossed $100 million in player spending worldwide on the Apple App Store and Google Play. It’s not only one of the fastest video game IPs to reach that milestone, second only to Pokemon GO, but it also became the 13th highest revenue-generating title in the world.

The majority of revenue is from the United States, followed by South Korea and Japan with 59 percent of total spending coming from the App Store. Diablo Immortal is currently in the middle of Season 2 with its Battle Pass available to purchase until August 4th. Stay tuned for more details on future updates and check out our review here.

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It’s one of the fastest video game IPs on mobile to hit this milestone, behind Pokemon GO which took two weeks for the same. Diablo Immortal is currently the 13th highest revenue-generating mobile title globally and ranks fourth in worldwide player spending for mobile RPGs. If that weren’t enough, it’s also ranked second among MMORPGs with NetEase’s Fantasy Westward Journey on top.

The title’s performance in China has also been very good, becoming the most downloaded app in all categories for the App Store for the first two days. Along with being the third highest grossing game in the marketplace at launch, it ranked as the second highest just behind Tencent’s Honor of Kings. In terms of revenue breakup, the United States is first, followed by South Korea and Japan. Approximately 59 percent of global player spending is from the App Store while Google Play makes up 41 percent.

Blizzard confirmed last week that Diablo Immortal had crossed 20 million installs. For more details on the PC version, check out our official review here.

Even so, the game’s been enjoying success on the commercial front, it would seem. Within the first two weeks of launch, Diablo Immortal had apparently brought in over $24 million in revenue, and within roughly a week after release, it had seen over 10 million installs, becoming the biggest Diablo launch ever (at least by that metric).

Now, it’s crossed another major milestone. Taking recently to Twitter, Blizzard Entertainment announced that Diablo Immortal has now been installed over 20 million times across all platforms. Clearly, the game’s free-to-play nature has been a huge point in its favour. To commemorate this milestone, Blizzard is giving away several in-game rewards to players who log in and claim them.

Diablo Immortal is available on PC, iOS, and Android.

20M demon slayers and counting. ⚔️

Log in to claim rewards like a Legendary Crest, gold, and more. pic.twitter.com/NvjcBjuCE4

— Diablo Immortal (@DiabloImmortal) July 23, 2022