Blizzard also wants to bring Diablo Immortal to the PC. The hack and slash offshoot was originally announced for iOS and Android, but is now also set to appear on PC. Blizazrd has now announced the system requirements for the free-to-play title on Battle.net.
Blizzard recently announced that Diablo Immortal will be coming to PC in addition to mobile devices. The game was unveiled at Blizzcon in late 2018, much to the displeasure of the players in attendance. Developed for iOS and Android, Diablo Immortal will be in open beta on PC for release on June 2nd. Blizzard has now presented the system requirements.
Diablo Immortal with Cross-Play and Cross-Progression
Blizzard has now published the system requirements on Battle.net. For the minimum requirements, the operating system should be Windows 7/8/10 or 11. In terms of graphics, the company has specified a Geforce GTX 460, RadeonHD 6850 or Intel HD Graphics 530, while the processor should be at least an Intel Core i3 or AMD FX-8100. The RAM should be 4 gigabytes.
With the recommended requirements, the operating system should be Windows 10 or Windows 11. The graphics are a Geforce GTX 770 or a Radeon RX 470. An Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 5 is required as the processor, while the main memory should be 8 gigabytes. For both the minimum requirements and the recommended settings, the minimum resolution is 1920 x 1080.
Diablo Immortal will feature cross-play and cross-progression. This allows players to switch seamlessly between PC and mobile devices. Users on the different platforms will also be able to play together and form groups of up to eight players. There should also be clans that can have up to 150 members.
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