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For all of 2022’s successes, let’s not forget the video games that tried to offer us a busted product in exchange for our hard-earned money.
Blizzard Entertainment’s utterly despised Diablo Immortal has made $50 Million, a little over $1 Million a day, in its first month of release.
After spending $15k to acquire it, streamer Quin69 recently made a public display out of destroying one of Diablo: Immortal’s 5-Star Gems.
Diablo Immortal has drawn ire over its microtransaction-heavy design, which requires players to spend tens of thousands to remain competitive.
Diablo Creator and Blizzard Co-Founder David Brevik appeared on a live stream last month where he discussed the current direction of Blizzard.
Diablo 2 producer Mark Kern took to Twitter to bluntly state that Blizzard’s announcement of Diablo Immortal is an example of the company “not understanding gamers anymore.”
As fans of the Diablo series begin to express disappointmenttowards the recently announced Diablo: Immortal, Blizzard responds by deleting comments.