Diablo Immortal is making its way to Android and iOS devices, making it the first Diablo game to be released on mobiles. The game has also been released on PCs, and it allows players to sync their progress up on both platforms simultaneously.
Diablo Immortal has been built from the ground up for mobile devices. The game also allows players to choose between touch control and playing on a gamepad.
Performance on Android and iOS devices can be a hiccup unless you fine-tune the settings to what your device is capable of. A mid-range Android device needs lower graphics settings than a Samsung S22 Ultra. To help with setting up the performance options, we have put this guide. It keeps in mind the power of an average mobile device and lists the best options for it accordingly.
What are the Best Settings for Diablo Immortal on Android?
On Android, the best settings to boost performance have been listed below.
Frame Rate: 30.
Resolution: High.
Image Sharpening: Off.
Graphics Quality: High.
Anti-Aliasing: Low.
Bloom Effect: Off.
Vegetation Burning Effects: Off.
Reduce PvP Effects: Off.
The game allows players to enjoy a decent experience while at the same time keeping the graphics options at the lowest possible.
On high-end devices, you can set the frame rate to 60, and push the resolution settings to ultra. You can also change the other options depending on the look you are chasing. Higher graphics settings will also bring your battery life down, so keep that in mind.
What are the Best Settings for Diablo Immortal on iOS?
The graphics settings on Android and iOS are identical. Thus, refer to the settings list we mentioned earlier.
For mobile devices, battery life is a big issue. When it comes to particularly demanding games like Diablo Immortal, the situation worsens. Thus, we recommend you keep your device on battery saver mode if you do not want to loose a chunk of your battery life.
iPhone 11 while using mobile data how can it kill my device should I never play this game using mobile data only on Wi-Fi am I too late because I’ve spent a lot of hours already playin on mobile data is my phone already cooked ? Serious question