The pathfinding system isn't working properly

On mobile, it has impressive graphics and impressive performance. However, you'll need pretty Diablo IV Gold powerful phone to run it effectively. With my Pixel 4a the game would lag and crash sometimes, and the phone ran very hot. It's also simply tough to keep on top of everything happening on a screen this small in particular when you need to concentrate on certain abilities. You can alleviate this somewhat by playing on a tablet and using the controller, but then you may as well choose to play using a PC.

The PC version is still not really up to snuff The game is, however, not up to par. It's still a mobile title on the big screen and has a poor resolution to its blurred textures. The animations of non-player characters are a joke, especially in the way they operate. But the visual problems are not as bad as the gameplay problems. The pathfinding system isn't working properly; rewards don't always load well; and, most important of all, your attack button could occasionally stop working, and nothing short of restarting the game can fix it. It's easy to imagine the amount of fun you'll have when you're in the middle of an intense dungeon quest.

However, the sound is up to usual Diablo standards with some pleasant atmospheric background music, and good voice acting.

I'm not in awe of Diablo Immortal, but I'm sure there are some who are going to. It's a minor title in a long-running series, and the F2P mechanics are as intrusive as they appear. If (and this is a huge "if") you manage to get past that, there's an excellent game underneath that offers a satisfying experience and plenty of different opportunities to explore.

If you've not played the Diablo series before, this is not the place to buy Diablo 4 Gold start. I'd suggest Diablo III instead, which is available to play absolutely free on PC. For Diablo gamers, Immortal is at least worth checking out, but be aware that the game is demanding of your time -- or, preferably, a lot of your money.