In addition to the Barbarian, Crusader, Demon Hunter, Monk and Wizard, players will now be able to check out the Necromancer. With the closed beta, Diablo Immortal's roster of playable classes is expanding once again. Players will be able to change the bindings in the beta if they'd prefer a different layout. Your character's four skills will be fired off with the bumpers/triggers. The default bindings will allow players to move and aim separately using the analogue sticks, with basic and ultimate attacks assigned to face buttons along with use potion and interact. The Diablo Immortal team will continue to iterate on the feature, but does not have a timeline for full support.įor the closed beta, players will be able to use the Xbox One Wireless Bluetooth Controller, the Xbox Series X / S Bluetooth Controller, the Xbox Elite Controller Series 2, the Xbox Adaptive Controller, the Sony Dualshock 4 and the Razer Kishi. Thus, for the closed beta controllers will only work for navigation and combat, with all menus still requiring touch inputs. This one here - closed beta."Īs Arseneaux alludes to, that "early test" is just that - an initial implementation to give players a taste of how a controller will feel with Immortal.
So our plans changed and we pivoted so that we could put some resources toward doing an early test of controller support with our next milestone. feedback we get from these tests matter to our development. "We anticipated that there would be some feedback for it, but we didn't anticipate the volume. "After we did closed alpha, the feedback for controller support was overwhelming, I would say," explains Caleb Arseneaux, regarding the team's change of heart. Indeed, the team had said on numerous occasions that controller suport was not something they were really looking at, because Diablo Immortal was being developed very specifically to make the most of touch screens. We'll start with controller support given that's been one of the most requested features for Diablo Immortal. Now, let's go through what players can expect from the closed beta, with a little help from Diablo Immortal's game director Wyatt Cheng and production director Caleb Arseneaux.
It's running on Android only and is restricted to players in Australia and Canada for now, with access for Korea, Japan and China in the coming weeks.
Before we get into all that, however, as with the closed alpha, not everyone will be able to access the closed beta.
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