Blizzard’s free-to-play Diablo immortal finally launches in China approximately one month after its initial designated launch date. The game had around 15 million pre-registrations which helped it reach #1 on the iOS download chart for apps during its first day of availability.
This was confirmed by Daniel Ahmad, known for his coverage of the video games market in China. Diablo Immortal also became the #50 most popular game on the China games live streaming tracker.
Just a quick heads-up, Diablo III was the fastest-selling premium game in China. Blizzard has a good reputation in the country, but it still needs more time to evaluate the reception of Diablo Immortal.
Diablo Immortal is out in China today, one month after it was originally slated to release. The title had >15m pre-registrations, which helped it reach #1 on the iOS game download chart on day 1.
It was also the #50 most popular game on our China games live streaming tracker. pic.twitter.com/ySPjXWsYZU
— Daniel Ahmad (@ZhugeEX) July 25, 2022
