‘Diablo Immortal’ Controller Support, Cross-Progression Play, and More Detailed Ahead of Its Release This Week

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Diablo Immortal (Free) is finally releasing this week on iOS, Android, and in open beta on PC. Pre-orders and pre-registrations on mobile have been available for a while now, but PC pre-registrations and pre-loading recently went live on Battle.net. Following the original 2018 announcement of Diablo Immortal, we are very close to it being available worldwide after multiple closed tests and gameplay reveals that have looked better each time. Blizzard has now revealed the controllers supported in Diablo Immortal on mobile, how cross-progression will work, and also detailed what servers will be available in each region. Watch the new Diablo Immortal release date trailer below:

For cross-progression play, you will need to login with your Battle.net account to seamlessly switch over from mobile to PC. You can use a guest account on mobile, but progress will not sync barring cloud backup Blizzard says. This likely means just within the same ecosystem. For controller support, Blizzard revealed the controllers officially supported on iOS and Android. They are below:

Diablo Immortal iOS controllers supported:

Backbone One Controller
Razer Kishi
Rotor Riot Controller (Mfi)
SteelSeries Nimbus (Mfi)
Sony Dualshock 4
Sony DualSense Wireless Controller (PS5)
Xbox Elite Controller Series 2 (iOS 15+)
Xbox Adaptive Controller (iOS 14+)
Xbox One Wireless Bluetooth Controller
Xbox Series X/S Bluetooth Controller

Diablo Immortal Android controllers supported:

Xbox One Wireless Bluetooth Controller
Xbox Series X/S Bluetooth Controller
SteelSeries Stratus Duo
Sony Dualshock 4
Sony DualSense Wireless Controller (PS5)
Xbox Elite Controller Series 2
Xbox Adaptive Controller
Razer Kishi
8bitdo SN30 Pro Controller

Details on server availability by region and more are here. If you’d like to check it out at launch this week on June 2nd/June 3rd depending on your timezone, you can pre-order Diablo Immortal on the App Store for iOS here and pre-register for it on Google Play for Android here. You can also pre-register on the official website here which has some class details, gameplay clips, and more information about the upcoming release. Will you be checking out the game on mobile and PC this week?