More mobile compatible controller support will be added at launch. Yes, we are talking about controller support, which fans have been asking for since the game's announcement.

Controller support in Diablo ImmortalĪ highly-requested feature has made its way into the Diablo Immortal closed beta. To be frank, there's a whole lot of content in the Diablo Immortal closed beta but we are most excited about the Necromancer class making its way into the mobile ARPG. While the Necromancer is undoubtedly the highlight of the new content, there are also updates to the Cycle of Strife, PvP, PvE, set items, enhanced item drops and more which you can read about via the official blog post. Alienated and shunned by society, those who underestimate your power are ignorant of their grave mistake. The Necromancer class has arrived! (Picture: Blizzard)īlizzard explains: 'Haunt your foes with the dead, so even the demons of the Burning Hells will feel dread. While Blizzard continues to expand the content of Diablo Immortal, the closed beta has a highly-anticipated new class to try out.the Necromancer. GPU - Adreno 615 / Mali-G71 MP20 and higherĪndroid OS 5.0 (Lollipop) or higher is also required to run the game, so make sure your OS is up to date.CPU - Snapdragon 670 / Exynos 8895 and higher.Diablo Immortal device specs for Androidīlizzard has shared the minimum device specs required for Android users to enjoy the Diablo Immortal closed beta. This closed beta period is open only for Android users, so check out the next section to learn if your device meets the required specifications. The Diablo Immortal closed beta is open to the following regions: Pre-register for a chance at a Diablo Immortal closed beta spot.

However, players can head on over to the game's official website and click 'Pre-register now' for a chance. There is no guarantee you will be able to join the Diablo Immortal closed beta.

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