We had a fairly similar reaction when we announced Hearthstone if you think back to the Hearthstone announcement at Gamescom our audience at the time, a bit unsure of what to expect from a digital card game given our history of making other game types. “We’ve had many conversations - and I’m sure we’ll have many more actually in the aftermath of this - about the strategy of weaving mobile gaming into our BlizzCon audience, which is a very passionate desktop PC and console audience. In regards to how the reveal was handled, Adham said many discussions were had about how to best reveal the game. We hope our fans understand what we’re saying when we say that.” “We still have multiple Diablo teams working on multiple unannounced Diablo projects. “We have said that we have multiple Diablo teams working on multiple Diablo projects and that remains true, even after releasing Switch and announcing Diablo Immortal,” Adham said.
In a new interview with Polygon, Blizzard co-founder and executive producer Allen Adham stresses to fans that Diablo Immortal is just a part of Blizzard's future plans for Diablo, confirming that there are multiple unannounced Diablo projects in development.
Now, in various interviews, Blizzard is beginning to respond. The reveal of Diablo Immortal during yesterday's BlizzCon 2018 opening ceremony has been negatively received by much of the hardcore Diablo fanbase, with the game's cinematic reveal trailer currently sporting a dislike-to like-ratio of 277,000 to 8,900.
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