Twitter is still awash with aggrieved fans, days later, as is the subreddit. People turned the "Diablo" subreddit into a litany of grievances. It turned out to be the exception, unfortunately.īy Saturday, less than 24 hours later, the attitude toward "Diablo Immortal' at BlizzCon 2018 changed.įans were taking to the internet to decry the game - a mobile-only entry in a beloved PC gaming series - as the beginning of the end of the franchise.
The first question from the audience was polite reassurance that some fans weren't so upset. The announcement was met with applause - not roaring applause, necessarily, but applause nonetheless. That enthusiasm didn't last long. The game looks and plays similarly to traditional "Diablo" games, except it's tailored for smartphones' touch controls and smaller screen. It was with this subtle distinction that Cheng announced "Diablo Immortal," a smartphone-only entry in the "Diablo" franchise. "We are making a full-fledged action-RPG you can play everywhere with everyone," he said. So we knew that we wanted to use mobile devices as the platform for a new 'Diablo' game - because nothing brings together the family like slaying demons!" "Our mobile devices keep us closer than ever to our friends, family, and loved ones. "Our modern world is an increasingly connected one," he said. "We love the way 'Diablo' has brought millions of players around the world together to slay demons." That's when Cheng started to reveal the new game. "We love Diablo!" Cheng enthusiastically shouted at attendees. Cheng was indeed there to announce a new game in the "Diablo" just wasn't the one that fans wanted. A new "Overwatch" hero, perhaps? Maybe - finally - the long-anticipated announcement of "Diablo 4"? The room for the keynote was packed, and fans were there specifically for announcements. He was speaking to a massive crowd of attendees at BlizzCon 2018, the annual fan event held by Blizzard Entertainment in Anaheim, California. "Hello BlizzCon!" Wyatt Cheng said last Friday. It often indicates a user profile.īlizzard Entertainment principle designer Wyatt Cheng. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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