Our community has been a key collaborator in helping us mold the vision we have for this title. And that's an experience we want to share with you. The setting, characters, and loot, defining elements of the Diablo experience, are fondly remembered by so many of us here. Our dream is to bring an authentic Diablo experience to as many players as possible. Our sister-site has the full story.Since Diablo Immortal's Alpha testing began, tens of thousands of players have been able to come together in Westmarch. “With that in mind, we quickly knew that we wanted to bring Diablo Immortal to the global audience.” “One of our core values is ‘think globally’ and our history has shown that we strive to make our games in as many languages as possible so more players can enjoy them,” the firm said. In a statement, Blizzard refuted this narrative, saying that the game was designed with a worldwide audience in mind. You can release something that’d be considered alpha footage here and it’d be a finished game there.” “It is really for China.'Īnother dev added: 'The quality bar in the Chinese market, especially for framerate, is extremely low. “Essentially it exists because we’ve heard that China really wants it,” said one developer. Sources told the outlet that the original plan for the game was to launch it in China first. One employee pointed to gamers in this part of the world having a rather low bar for quality, meaning that a firm like Blizzard - known for its polish - could do rather well. Word comes by way of a Kotaku report into Blizzard and the Diablo franchise, with developers telling the outlet that the title is being made because consumers in this region will buy it. Blizzard's Diablo Immortal was designed with the China market in mind after the company saw an opportunity for high-quality mobile games in the country, according to a number of sources.

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