This weekend, Blizzard announced Diablo was getting a mobile version, by way of Diablo: Immortal. It lit the internet on fire – and not in the good way. Fans of the series let Blizzard know exactly what they thought of the idea of their beloved Diablo becoming a free-to-play microtransaction monstrosity, and what they thought can’t be reprinted here without sailors who blushing.

A night to remember for Diablo fans as Blizzard announced their latest upcoming project - Diablo Immortal. The mobile game, wihch became clear after a largely negative response, was not what fans wanted.

I have a soft spot for word games. When I’m stuck somewhere with only my phone to keep me company, I’m probably playing some or other mobile word game – especially since I’ve taken a hiatus from Twitter, which is the worst word game of them all.

Fast forward a few months later, and Marvel STRIKE Force fans are Nick Furious with how the game has changed in recent months. With an eye towards squeezing more money out of the property, it would appear that the grind for unlockable characters has reached an absurd new height.

PlayerUnknown's Battleground is trying to get out ahead in the mobile market, and it plays far better than you'd ever expect on your smartphone of choice.

Alto's Odyssey might trade snow for sand in this new launch trailer, but it's atmosphere and attention to endless boarding details continues to set the benchmark.

Vainglory is changing, a bit, with the addition of a mouse and keyboard courtesy of Samsung.

Sony might just have the perfect solution to keeping your pals entertained, as they’ve got a plan to make use of the one piece of hardware that everyone has these days with their PlayStation hardware: A smartphone. Specifically, a smartphone and a Playstation that'll be home to several great games.