If you don’t have an Android phone or a tablet, I will mention here some of the top alternatives available in the market right now running Android 9. It won’t load the Diablo Immortal beta sign-up app in Google Play either. I also have an NVIDIA SHIELD Tablet running Android 8.1 Oreo. It won’t even load the Diablo Immortal beta sign-up app in Google Play. Android 8, Android 7, etc.)įor example, I have a device with Android 5. Just in case, because we don’t know how far down the rabbit hole Blizzard plans to support (i.e. So when preparing for a game like Diablo Immortal when you do not own a phone or tablet, but for motives other than the game you plan to purchase one - you have to go the safe route. Whether that means a simultaneous Android/iOS release, or a Android-only release, with a iOS version at a later time– that remains to be seen. iOS won’t be available for beta, but there are plans to launch Diablo Immortal for iOS devices at some point in the future, or as the website coins it: “Soon”. What we do know is that Diablo Immortal Beta will be available to Android users. Without info on the game, and its requirements, it is hard to figure out the hardware specs and Android version Blizzard plans to support.

It’s been up in the official website since November 2, 2018. You can sign up for beta testing right now. However, beta testing could happen in 2019, before BlizzCon… in theory.

SDCC started today, and nothing Diablo-ish appears in the schedule. E3 already over (June 11-13) didn’t have Blizzard’s presence. That leaves us little wiggle room to speculate where Blizzard might announce new details about the game, leaving us with BlizzCon as the most adequate platform. We know Blizzard won’t be at GamesCom 2019, so there won’t be a Diablo Immortal panel there, nor gaming stations to play the demo. Not even 4 months after NetEase revealed their co-development tasks were completed. Blizzard Entertainment hasn’t made new announcements about the Diablo Immortal game.

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