If you're just getting started in Diablo Immortal, be sure to take a look at our beginner advice guide. Diablo Immortal had a hell of a debut with Activision Blizzard D2R ladder items, with revenue similar to other mobile games like Pokemon Go and Call of Duty Mobile. Analyst estimates suggest that the game received 8.5 million players and more that $24 million during its first two weeks of the game's launch.



The data from analyst Appmagic (via PocketGamer) suggest that Diablo Immortal is one of the most downloaded Blizzard games, and it's second-highest-paid app after Hearthstone. According to Appmagic, the United States accounted for 43 percent of revenue, ahead of South Korea at 23%. In the iOS and Android markets account for a roughly even amount of the market share. The downloads reached their peak within those first 3 days.



In comparison, Call of Duty Mobile has earned nearly $18 million in its initial week according to SensorTower and Pokemon Go generated $14 million in its first week , according to SuperData (via BusinessInsider).



It's important to keep in mind that this isn't a 1:1 comparison since they're from various analysts and each is one week instead of the initial two weeks of Diablo Immortal. However, it's clear that these numbers are very comparable.



Although it's doing quite well on the financial front, Diablo Immortal has been receiving mixed feedback from critics and fans alike because of its microtransactions system, which has been criticized by many as unjust. The GameSpot Diablo Immortal review highlighted that the primary campaign is very enjoyable, however when you get to the end of the game, the abrupt grind for good loot cheap diablo 2 resurrected items, which appears directed at getting players to spending cash can feel off-putting.