'If there were a cow level, I couldn't tell you about it,' Zierhut concluded. And of course, we had to ask about the potential of a cow level. They also go into the topic of microtransactions and their role in the game, the Battle Pass layouts, the ways in which it's possible to get a fulfilling Diablo experience without spending money, post-launch support, and Diablo Immortal's ultimate place in Blizzard's pantheon of games. And so there's design and usability and accessibility things that we need to consider as we look at game controller support, but we definitely know that it's a popular request.'Īrseneaux and Zierhut expand on some of the topics touched on in our previous interview. We hadn't put any effort into also making sure gamepad support was there. And I say 'investigating' not to be just vague in a PR setting, but because honestly our focus has been touch controls and making sure that felt really good. 'It's something that we heard loud and clear from the tech alpha and it's something we're investigating right now. 'We do get this question quite a lot, as you can imagine,' Arseneaux told Shacknews in regards to the question of gamepad support. But how far are they willing to go to make that happen? Shacknews recently pitched questions from our community to Lead Game Producer Caleb Arseneaux and Senior System Designer Kris Zierhut to learn more. The publisher has grand aspirations to make the mobile take on its long-running action RPG franchise into an authentic Diablo experience.

Even with two other Diablo games coming down the pipe, Blizzard remains committed to its work on Diablo Immortal.

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