According to reports, the mobile version of Diablo Immortal has generated more than $100 million dollars in eight weeks.
That’s according to data released Thursday by mobile market intelligence firm Sensor Tower.
Compared, Pokémon Go it took two weeks to generate 100 million dollars in player spending and Fire Emblem Heroes it took 10 weeks. Blizzard stated on July 23 that Diablo Immortal it had been installed more than 20 million times.
Sensor Tower said free game Blizzard is the 13th mobile title to generate revenue worldwide since its launch on June 2.
The game has made the most money in the United States, followed by South Korea and Japan. Revenue generated from the game is expected to rise following its delayed launch in China on Monday.
According to Sensor Tower, Diablo Immortal it was the most downloaded app on the App Store during its first two days in China. It was the third highest grossing game in China on July 25 and the second highest grossing title on July 26.
Diablo Immortal, which is also available for PC, has received heavy criticism for its handling of microtransactions. It has been claimed that it could cost players up to $110.000 to fully upgrade a character.
