Diablo Immortal has been released for quite some time globally but not in the regions of Asia Pacific (Hong Kong, Indonesia, Macao, Malaysia, The Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand). Initially, the first delay was scheduled for 22 June but now it has been pushed back once again to 7 July 2022 (PDT). This has been officially confirmed by Blizzard Entertainment. 

Diablo Immortal is Blizzard Entertainment's latest mobile game that arrived last week. While Malaysians are still waiting and itching to play, there is some bad news for those who are looking to play hardcore. Turns out that Diablo Immortal is heavily reliant on a pay-to-win system like most mobile games.

Diablo Immortal is possibly one of the biggest mobile game launches globally. Although it has yet to release in Malaysia (coming soon on 22 June), there is news reporting that Exynos devices aren't able to launch the mobile game at all. 

As Malaysians wait for Diablo Immortal on 22 June 2022 for PC in Open Beta, Android and iOS, some players can already start to pre-load the game for PC right now. We doubt that Malaysia is part of the first wave since we are getting it at a later date but you can see the game page on your Battle.net account right now. 

Video games tend to take time to develop but never have we seen a mobile game taking so long to be released. Today, Blizzard Entertainment has finally announced the release date of Diablo Immortal for the mobile and PC platforms.

Is Diablo Immortal finally coming out? Well, maybe? According to sources, the pre-registration for Diablo Immortal is finally out now for the Apple App Store (but not everyone, it seems). However, you can still do so on the official website Diablo® Immortal™ (blizzard.com) to pre-register. 

It's been around two years already since we heard anything about Diablo Immortal. It was first announced in Blizzcon 2018 where it was met with negative reception (because of the hilarious "Do you guys not have smartphones?") but we finally get a real full update. Just a few hours ago, a new Diablo Immortal Facebook page was set up alongside a Development Update video.

Finally, we may just have a date for the not-so-much-anticipated Diablo Immortal. If you aren’t familiar, the game is a MMORPG for PC brought over to mobile. Only weeks before Blizzcon, a leak has been found about the game, alleging that it may be released on the 25th of October, a week before the event.

Yes, you read the title right. The classic Diablo 1996 is now playable on your web browser! How is this possible and how did the developers get away with this? Well, Rivsoft, a partner of Blizzard Entertainment is licensed to do so as a shared version of the PC game.