Diablo Immortal releases tomorrow on PC and Mobile, and game designer Scott Burgess told Gamespot that the launch campaign experience for the game will take players around 20 hours to beat.
Burgess also stated that the game would receive more content in the months following its release.
“We’re going to continue to release content on a regular cadence,” Burgess said. “Our goal is every few months, we’re going to release either a new dungeon or zone, and with that comes brand-new story content players can play through.”
He also noted players’ concerns over the monetisation of Diablo Immortal and reaffirmed that the game has been designed to be fun for everyone and that any purchases you do make will be value for money.
Given the poor reception Diablo Immortal initially received from fans and the general hesitancy towards live service games, many have wondered whether this new title will remain relevant in the months after its release.
Burgess has assured fans that this will be a proper Diablo experience that will be approachable for new players and joy for veterans.
“It’s a game that feels like a true Diablo game,” He said. “It’s dark, gritty. It’s going to make all the Diablo fans that loved getting scared doing dungeon crawls, they’re going to love it. But it’s also a very approachable game for players who’ve never tried a Diablo game before.”
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