Aside from giving fans a closer look at Diablo Immortal‘s gameplay, which is largely reminiscent of Diablo III, the clip also provides brief introductions to the six different playable classes, also coming from the game’s PC predecessor, including the Barbarian, Crusader, Demon Hunter, Monk, Necromancer, and Wizard. We haven't received further details on when the alpha would start, but you can check out our Diablo Immortal Overview for everything we know about the game so far.The almost three-minute video itself was released during ChinaJoy, one of China’s largest gaming conventions, and has since gone live on the game’s Chinese website, although it has yet to get an English equivalent on Blizzard’s western domain. These clips are showcased on the trailer as well as on the new website, which contains brief information about each class:Īt the start of the video, we also get several new gameplay shots featuring an improved UI:Īnd here is a comparison with the old UI:īlizzard announced at their Q4 Earnings Call that Diablo Immortal would start its first regional tests for the middle of 2020. Here is a comparison of the old (left) and new (right) models side-by-side (do keep in mind the Necromancer skeletons are likely boneless just for the Chinese version): Now, during ChinaJoy 2020, they have revealed a new Diablo Immortal trailer and launched a portal site for Chinese users with updated game assets.Īs Blizzplanet noted when covering the video there are polished character models, an improved gameplay UI, and the surprising appearance of Baal, the major villain of Diablo II: Lord of Destruction. Blizzard has a history of teasing new content at ChinaJoy, the largest gaming and digital entertainment convention in China, such as the Warcraft III Statue of Arthas and "Old Soldier" cinematic.
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