With the recent trends from developers and publishers, what does the future hold? Why must these primarily PC-based games come to smartphones and tablets? As gamers, what should we expect? The future of mobile gaming looks like it is in full swing, and continues to only grow from here.
Blizzard reveals plans to speed up Diablo releases with more frequent expansions and updates as the franchise moves toward a live-service future.
All I want is a physical disc release of remastered D2 that doesn't require online check-ins.
I've lost complete interest. Too much FOMO with seasons as it is, now it's expansions? No thanks.
what fomo? everything gets reset each season and you start new characters unless you're playing on the regular servers and then you're already maxxed anway and just need to participate in the new season stuff.
i played only during launch and i found the ones in that battlepass to be absolute dogwater, the only ones that looked somewhat cool were the paid ones in the store and i wont bother with either. The game itself was just so hollow, there were no cool builds cause every synergy was just "x or y skills does more dmg or has this extra effect" almost no experimentation needed, couldnt give a rats ass about armor if the core of the game is boring af.
Game Rant chats with Diablo Immortal developers about the new Druid class, a versatile hybrid that can transform into various animal forms.
It's quite popular on mobile since there isn't a lot of competition for games of its type that aren't even less engaging and just 'stare at your phone' games. Not to say Immortal is good, but for mobile, it's better than most.
Game Rant sits down with Diablo Immortal senior narrative designer Ryan Quinn to discuss the upcoming year-long Epoch of Madness and its new content.
It's not 2010 anymore, these articles have no place anymore.
But to answer properly: No.
Just because these companies are pushing mobile dosent mean we shall follow, at the end of the day, mobile games are not the future for anyone accept mobile gamers.
This article is about 8 years too late.
Nope.
Nope.