I'm split on the story in Diablo Immortal. On one hand, it has lots of respect for the history of the franchise that picks up where Diablo II left off and setting the scene for what's to buy cheap Diablo IV Gold happen to follow in Diablo III. There's more to learn about the civilizations and cities of Sanctuary and long-time fans will enjoy appearances by characters like Xul the Necromancer and the King Leoric in Tristram.
However the story is a replay of Diablo II. The game will help you assist a troop of woodland rogues, rebuild an legendary team within the desert fight hostile Shamans in a swamp, or climb the mountains with barbarians- if the game is Diablo II, you've literally done all of this before. The story beats in the new game consist of "find the MacGuffin to destroy the MacGuffin" repeated multiple times. I'm also curious if Blizzard will use this same strategy to expand new areas to the game in the near future.
The way Diablo Immortal looks and feels depends on whether you're playing the full-release version for Android/iOS or the beta version on PC. (Your save data syncs between both versions, so there's no need to commit either one or the other.)
On mobile, the game has stunning graphics and excellent performance. However, you'll need a very powerful smartphone to run it smoothly. In my Pixel 4a, the game would lag and crash occasionally, and the machine was extremely hot. It's also difficult to keep track of all the action with such a small display especially when you're trying to pinpoint specific capabilities. There is a way to buy Diablo 4 Gold make this easier by playing with tablets with a controller -- but it's also possible to just play on your PC.
