The way Diablo Immortal plays and feels will differ based on Diablo IV Gold the version you're playing, whether it's the full release version on iOS/Android, or the open beta version on PC. (Your saved data syncs between the twoversions, meaning that you don't have to be committed to either version or the other.)
On mobile devices, the game is awe-inspiring in its graphics and good performance. However, you'll require a relatively powerful phone to be able to run it smoothly. My Pixel 4a was a bit slow. the game lagged and chugged sometimes, and the phone ran very hot. It's also simply tough to keep up with all the action on a screen this small in particular when you need to pinpoint specific capabilities. It's possible to get around this by playing with tablets and using an appropriate controller. However, you can also simply play on a PC.
The PC version isn't quite up to par however. The game looks as an Android game on an over-sized screen and has a poor resolution to its blurred textures. The animations for non-player characters are ridiculous, particularly the way they operate. However, the visual issues do not compare to the gameplay problems. Pathfinding is a mess Rewards don't always load well; and, most important of all, your attack button may occasionally shut down and nothing else than restarting the game can make it work again. It's easy to imagine the amount of fun you'll have when you're playing an intense dungeon hunt.
On the other hand the sound quality is similar to the usual Diablo standards and includes some very atmospheric background music and decent voice acting.
I'm not in awe of Diablo Immortal, although I can imagine that some players might. The game is a relatively insignificant one in a storied series, and the F2P mechanics are as intrusive as they appear. However, if (and this is a huge "if") you're able manage to overcome this buy Diablo 4 Gold, you'll find an excellent game underneath that offers a satisfying experience and lots of other activities to pursue.