This caused NetEase’s stocks to fall to $136 on June 20 from a six-month peak of $172.50 10 days earlier.
At the time of the original delay, NetEase claimed that it was a result of its need to enhance content. In spite of this, the new release plans went ahead as expected, despite concerns that the July 25 release date could change again. The delay is reported to be as the result of a social media post taken as criticism of China’s president. Passing the milestone on July 23rd, the company also confirmed player rewards for those who log in, with gold, a Legendary Crest and more available.ĭiablo Immortal’s Chinese launch was delayed by more than a month, finally releasing on July 25 on iOS and Android via publisher NetEase, who also co-developed the game. Days before its launch in China, Activision Blizzard’s Diablo Immortal surpassed 20 million downloads worldwide.
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