By comparison, Call of Duty Mobile D2R Items has earned nearly $18 million within its first week according to SensorTower as well as Pokemon Go generated $14 million during its initial week according to SuperData (via BusinessInsider).
It's important to note that there's no 1:1 comparisons because they're from different analysts, and they all represent the same week instead of the first two weeks of Diablo Immortal. But it does show that overall, the numbers are very roughly comparable.
Though it's doing well financially, Diablo Immortal has been received with mixed reviews from both sides for its microtransactions model, that many have described as preposterous. The GameSpot Diablo Immortal review noted that the campaign's main objective is very enjoyable, however after you've reached the final game, the abrupt grind to get good loot directed at influencing players to spending money could be off-putting.
"But it's still a game you can enjoy without needing to dive into the mess of menus and lists requiring users to press a button to get a variety of rewards day in and day out, as long as you're ok with not being able go through everything in a few hours," the review concludes.
Torchlight Infinite is looking to transfer buy diablo 2 resurrected items the addictive dungeon-crawling and loot farming features of the popular console and PC game series to iOS and Android devices. Currently in closed beta, Torchlight Infinite developer XD Inc. recently announced that the free to play, mobile ARPG will be releasing into open beta later in the year. In the meantime, XD also revealed the game's sixth launch hero playable the Oracle Thea.
