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One of the biggest talking points over the month has been Diablo Immortal and its use of micro-transactions and in-app purchases. We've already talked about the extent this can reach, but now we have an idea about how the micro-transactions are working for Blizzard.
As PCGamesN reports, the app tracking site AppMagic has revealed that since its release at the start of June, Diablo Immortal has already made $24 million in in-app revenue. More so, the biggest regions to purchase micro-transactions were the United States and South Korea, who both occupy 26% and 23% of the total revenue. Japan came up third with 8%.
To add to this, it has been revealed that Diablo Immortal has already been downloaded five million times.
You can read our review of the game here and check out a trailer below.
We've been exploring Sanctuary in Blizzard's free-to-play MMO action-RPG.
But it will only be available in Diablo Immortal.
The change aims to help players be able to differentiate them from the Eternal Legendary Crest.
Jtisallbusiness cannot find a multiplayer game following the massive investment.
The title is in the top 15 apps when it comes to mobile spending on the App Store and on Google Play.
Mike Ybarra: "I feel really good about it as an introduction to Diablo."
The free-to-play mobile game averaged over $1 million a day throughout June.
