The closed beta registrations are now open. It will be a full-price game and is set to arrive in 2023 for PC, PlayStations, and Xbox consoles. Meanwhile, Blizzard’s General Manager Rod Fergusson recently suggested that the upcoming Diablo 4 will come with a different set of monetization systems as compared to Diablo Immortal. For reference, Apex Legends Mobile earned only $4.8 million in its first week, which looks minuscule in terms of Immortal’s earnings. So, it seems like Blizzard was successful in implementing its controversial monetization system in Diablo Immortal to earn the most revenue. While the US contributed 43% to the total revenue, South Korea and Japan contributed 23% and 8%, respectively. The game got over 8.5 million downloads globally. With the Archangel Tyrael presumed dead, and fragments of the shattered Worldstone still tainting the land, the fate of Sanctuary lies in the hands of brave adventurers.
Furthermore, it is suggested that the free-to-play title garnered the most attention in the US and South Korea, with downloads soaring up to 5 million in these regions. Evil Persists Set between the events of Diablo® II: Lord of Destruction® and Diablo III, Diablo Immortal plunges you into a fractured and recovering Sanctuary. This points towards a huge success for the title despite the harsh backlashes it received.Īccording to the report, Diablo Immortal earned $13 million from the Apple App Store and around $11.3 million from the Google Play Store. According to a recent report shared by data analytics firm AppMagic on GameDev Reports, Blizzard has earned $24.3 million in revenue from Diablo Immortal within the first two weeks of its global release. Diablo Immortal gives you unprecedented flexibility to be who you want to be in the vast MMORPG world of Sanctuary.
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