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Diablo Immortal

Blizzard's full ARPG on phones — well-optimized for its visuals, with Image Quality and the 60 FPS toggle covering most of the tuning that matters.

Developer
Blizzard Entertainment / NetEase
Publisher
Blizzard Entertainment
Released
2022
FPS Cap
60 FPS

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Your Phone

Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 · 8GB · 120Hz refresh

Your Estimated Diablo Immortal Performance

52FPS avg
Great

44

Minimum

52

Average

57

Maximum

Preset
HD
FPS Cap
60 FPS
Capped?
No — chipset-limited
RAM
OK

Moderate load — stable on most flagships.

FPS values displayed on GamerSpecs are estimates. Actual game performance may vary depending on hardware configuration, drivers, cooling, power limits, background applications, and game updates.

About Diablo Immortal

Diablo Immortal squeezes a real Diablo experience — dark zones, ability-driven combat, eight-player raids — into a mobile client that runs better than its visuals suggest. NetEase's engine scales cleanly: the Image Quality preset governs most of the load, a separate Frame Rate setting unlocks 60 FPS, and Resolution fills in the fine-tuning. Solo story content is light; the heavy scenarios are Helliquary raids and open-world events where dozens of players stack effects on one boss. That's the situation to tune for — effect-dense fights at a stable 60 make ground telegraphs far easier to dodge.

Best mobile settings

Three curated profiles — max FPS for competitive, balanced, and HD graphics.

Raid Ready

Effects trimmed and 60 FPS locked — in raids and Battlegrounds, seeing the boss telegraph under thirty players' spell effects is the whole game.

FPS Gain+45%
Graphics28/100
Competitive84/100
GPU LoadMedium
SettingValue
Image QualityLow / Medium
Frame Rate60
ResolutionMedium
Shadow QualityLow
Combat EffectsLow
Environment DetailLow
Anti-AliasingOff
Damage NumbersSimplified
Recommended for: Helliquary raids, Battlegrounds PvP and older phones.

Balanced

Sanctuary with its atmosphere intact at a stable 60 — the right profile for mid-range phones through the campaign and dungeons.

FPS Gain+20%
Graphics60/100
Competitive72/100
GPU LoadMedium
SettingValue
Image QualityMedium / High
Frame Rate60
ResolutionHigh
Shadow QualityMedium
Combat EffectsMedium
Environment DetailMedium
Anti-AliasingOn
Damage NumbersDefault
Recommended for: Campaign, dungeons and farming on Snapdragon 855-class phones and up.

Full Darkness

Maximum atmosphere — high shadows and environment detail make Sanctuary's dungeons genuinely moody on flagship hardware.

FPS GainBaseline
Graphics86/100
Competitive58/100
GPU LoadHigh
SettingValue
Image QualityVery High
Frame Rate60
ResolutionHigh
Shadow QualityHigh
Combat EffectsHigh
Environment DetailHigh
Anti-AliasingOn
Damage NumbersDefault
Recommended for: Flagship phones and story play where mood beats margin.

Device requirements

Minimum

OS
Android 5 / iOS 12
Chipset
Snapdragon 660 / Helio G70
RAM
2 GB
Storage
12 GB

Recommended

OS
Android 11 / iOS 15
Chipset
Snapdragon 855 / Dimensity 1200
RAM
4 GB
Storage
24 GB

Optimization tips

  • 1

    Tune for raids, not the campaign — solo content runs light everywhere, but thirty players' combat effects on one boss is the real stress test.

  • 2

    Lock Frame Rate to 60 and sacrifice Image Quality to hold it: dodging telegraphed ground effects is dramatically easier at high frame rates.

  • 3

    Lower Combat Effects specifically in group content — your own abilities stay readable while other players' spam gets cheaper.

  • 4

    The install grows well past its minimum with events and patches — keep 10+ GB free or on-demand asset downloads will stutter mid-zone.

  • 5

    Long farming sessions heat-soak the phone; a locked Medium profile sustains better than a High profile that throttles after twenty minutes.

  • 6

    MMO zones mean connection matters: rubber-banding in open-world events is network lag, not a graphics problem.