I understand their feeling and wish we could share more about all the amazing things we’re doing, not just with the Diablo franchise but across the company as a whole.”Īdham reassured fans that while the reveal wasn't what fans expected, Blizzard is still working on multiple unannounced Diablo projects. "I know our community here, there’s a concern that we are focused on this instead of that," he said. It’s why we make games and why we’ve made games for almost three decades now-and why our community is so passionate about our franchises. "That passion, it’s actually what drives us, and we feel it too. “They love what they love and want what they want," he continued.
We saw a similar response when we announced that we were bringing Diablo to console, and we saw a similar response to the announcement of Hearthstone.” “We know our audience here is passionately PC- and console-focused," he told Kotaku.
Some claim it looks like a reskin of an already existing mobile game, Crusaders of Light, which is also made by NetEase.ĭuring an interview with Kotaku, Blizzard co-founder Allen Adham explains that the studio expected some backlash, but "not to this degree."Īdham believes that the anger from fans comes from a place of passion, and he reiterates that the Diablo franchise remains a big focus for the company. The upcoming mobile title, Diablo Immortal, has been called a "slap in the face" by fans. Following Diablo Immortal's reveal at Blizzcon this weekend, many fans have reacted to the announcement negatively as most hoped for a next major installment to the franchise.
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