Can my phone play Diablo Immortal?
Best answer: Thanks to Blizzard's list of requirements for the Diablo Immortal Technical Alpha, we have a bit of an idea on what types of phones will be needed to play the game. Thankfully, it seems as if Blizzard is making sure that a wide variety of devices are able to handle Diablo Immortal, so most players shouldn't have too much of a problem.
What is Diablo Immortal?
Like most Diablo games, Immortal will be an isometric, top-down, hack-and-slash game where players will battle hordes of monsters, using brute strength and magic to take down their foes.
Unlike most Diablo titles, however, Immortal will exist on your phone. It'll also feature a multiplayer component, making the game more akin to an MMORPG. The game is said to have both a single-player component as well as feature-heavy MMORPG aspects.
What phones are compatible with Diablo Immortal?
Playing Diablo Immortal will require a relatively new phone, but the game won't exactly be closed off to just those who have some of the best and brightest devices. Better yet, Immortal does sport a ton of customization options in its graphics settings, allowing players to tweak and change whatever they need to.
Android Minimum Requirements
- CPU - Snapdragon 660 / Exynos 9611 and higher
- GPU - Adreno 512 / Mali-G62 MP3 and higher
- RAM - 2GB of RAM and higher
- Version: Android OS 5.0 (Lollipop) and higher
Apple Minimum Requirements
- iPhone 6s and newer
- Version: iOS 11 and higher
While it's unknown if these requirements will stay the same over time as the developer notes that potential programming changes could cause them to change in the future, players should be comfortable playing at those specs right now.
When does Diablo Immortal launch?
After a few years of development and several tests in the form of alphas and betas, Diablo Immortal is official out now for fans to check out. Fans looking to check it out can head over to either the Google Play Store or Apple's App store to check it out and begin exploring the world of Sanctuary.
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