The delay should lead to a richer and more polished gaming experience across the board, thankfully. This means that PC players might have a less polished experience playing Diablo Immortal at first, but that the game should reach parity with mobile builds within a reasonable time frame. Perhaps more pertinent is the fact that there's a fully-fledged PC build of the game in active development as well, whose open beta testing phase would begin on June 2nd as well.

RELATED: Blizzard Survey Asks About NFTs, then Dumps Players at its Online StoreComing as part of Activision Blizzard's latest Diablo Immortal event, the announcement confirms that the game would be fully playable on mobile phones on June 2nd.

The latest batch of announcements about Diablo Immortal answers many of these questions, as well as confirms its actual release date. Since then, developers have been working on the game in the background, as well as hosting a variety of alpha and beta testing phases that players could sing up for.Up until now, however, nobody really knew when Activision Blizzard would be ready to finally launch the game, or if it would indeed remain exclusive to Android and iOS operating systems. It's been almost four years following Activision Blizzard's infamous 'do you guys not have phones' announcement of Diablo Immortal, the mobile rendition of one of the world's most renowned classic hack 'n' slash franchises.

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