In ‘Diablo Immortal’ there’s more punching and less talking. — Activision Blizzard/dpa
BERLIN: It’s been a full 10 years since Blizzard launched Diablo 3, the previous installment in the “hack-and-slash” series beloved by gamers around the world.
Since then, fans have been eagerly awaiting a successor. However, Diablo Immortal for Android and iOS has mainly caused frustration so far.
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