Diablo Immortal with graphics problems – this is the reason
Diablo Immortal is finally here. You could enjoy the game on smartphones a day before the official release. But millions of Samsung owners are left in the dark. The problem is probably so big that the game has even been removed from the Play Store for certain models.
Samsung phones have problems with Diablo Immortal
Actually, one could assume that Blizzard tested Samsung smartphones with Diablo Immortal, after all, Samsung is the largest smartphone manufacturer in the world. That doesn’t seem to have really happened, because they can be otherwise cannot explain the massive problems of the players with Samsung devices. There are reports of major problems with the display on various Samsung cell phones (source: Reddit). On popular phones like the Samsung Galaxy S10 or Galaxy A51, only graphic glitches are seen, making the game unplayable.
The reason for the problems is said to be the Exynos processor from Samsung. According to Blizzard, the problem is known and a solution is being worked on. The company also has one Published a list of smartphones on which the game causes problems:
Galaxy A12
Galaxy A13
Galaxy A21s
Galaxy A51 5G
Galaxy A Quantum
Galaxy S10e
Galaxy S10
Galaxy S10+
Galaxy S10 5G
Galaxy Note10
Galaxy Note10 5G
Galaxy Note10+
Galaxy Note10+ 5G
Galaxy F12
Galaxy F62
Galaxy M12
Galaxy M13
Galaxy M62
Galaxy X Cover 5
If you own one of the Samsung smartphones mentioned, it could even happen that Diablo Immortal is no longer displayed in the Google Play Store. Below is the direct link to the game:
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What are the first impressions of Diablo Immortal?
I’ve already played Diablo Immortal for about 6 hours using a Google Pixel 6 Pro and OnePlus 10 Pro. That Gaming experience on smartphone is surprisingly good with touch controls. It would certainly be better with a tablet, but I don’t have that right now. My barbarian at level 32 is fun and I get through the campaign well, have no problems with the enemies and really like the gameplay. Even if the in-game purchases are relatively obtrusive, I haven’t spent any money on them yet.
In the Google Play Store, the ratings are also very positive with over a million downloads. Despite the massive Pay2Win allegations against Blizzard the game is well received with a rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars. Mostly Samsung gamers complain that the game has graphic issues. A really big success for Blizzard. Only later in the game will it become clear how much real money you have to invest in order to be able to keep up. Then the rating could still change. In my opinion, the game is by no means a flop.
