The version running in the beta is akin to that in Hearthstone (and we’re hoping that the rocky road Hearthstone‘s Reward Track followed has given the Diablo team some guidance about implementation). In addition to the array of one-time purchases, Diablo Immortal will have a Battle Pass system. We have a list of everything available in the cash shop during the closed beta so you can get a sense of what will be available come launch time. You can buy the in-game currency of Eternal Orbs, which are used to acquire several types of quality-of-life improvements, including Crests that offer greater rewards when running Elder Rifts and Reforge Stones that allow rerolling equipment bonuses.

That said, there will be ways for players to make purchases to enhance their experience with a real-money store. Anyone can get the quintessential Diablo gameplay of smashing legions of demons and progress through the entire story. The title will be free to download and to play. The ever-nearing release date means that fans of the Diablo universe are getting more curious about what the day-to-day experience of the game will be, including how much it will cost to play. Diablo Immortal is expected to land on mobile devices worldwide in the first half of 2022.

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