"We're going to keep releasing content on a regular cadence D2R Items," Burgess said. "Our aim is that every couple of months we'll be releasing the latest dungeon or zone, and along with it comes brand new story content that players can explore." According to Burgess, the primary campaign when it launches takes about 20 hours be completed.

It's unclear if Diablo Immortal will manage to keep in the line between a real Diablo Experience and free-to-play MMO remains to be seen but Burgess believes players will be amazed by the magnitude as well as the quality of Diablo Immortal and also its role in the game's history.

"It's an experience that feels like a classic Diablo game," Burgess said. "It's dark, gritty. It's sure to delight all the Diablo fans who loved being afraid of dungeons crawls, they'll be enthralled by it. It's an approachable game for players who've not played a Diablo game before."

As stated above All of Diablo Immortal's games are free. You'll be able access to the entire story as well as group content such as raids as well as dungeons without having pay for it. You'll also be able play in PvP battlegrounds and even the Cycle of Strife without spending any money.

There's even a no-cost version of the battle pass which comes with some substantial rewards. This is a huge amount of content for free, and Blizzard promises no-cost updates in the form of new classes, quests, and story content on a regular basis. If you'd like to relax and play around with the story and the new content in the meantime it's totally possible to do so.

What gets more difficult is at the end of the game, when it becomes difficult to continue building your character Diablo 2 Resurrected buy items. You'll need to be content with having access only to key items like Legendary Crests.