Comparatively, Call of Duty Mobile has earned nearly $18 million D2R Items in its initial week according to SensorTower, and Pokemon Go generated $14 million within its first week, according SuperData. SuperData (via BusinessInsider).

It's worth keeping in mind there's no 1:1 comparisons due to the fact that they're from various analysts, and they all represent only one week instead of the initial two weeks of Diablo Immortal. It does however show that overall, the numbers are very roughly comparable.

While it's doing very well financially, Diablo Immortal has been receiving mixed feedback by both critics and gamers for its microtransactions model, which some have called too shady. GameSpot's Diablo Immortal review highlighted that the campaign's main objective is a blast, but once you've completed the game, the frantic search for loot and good stuff that appears aimed at steering players toward spending cash can feel off-putting.

"But it's still a game you can have fun without having to delve into the muddle of menus , lists and menus asking users to click to get a variety of rewards day in and day out, as long as you're ok in not being able get through it all in a couple of moments," the review concludes.

Torchlight Infinite is looking to adapt the addictive dungeon crawling and loot mining of the popular arcade and PC ArPG to iOS as well as Android devices. While in closed beta, Torchlight Infinite developer XD Inc. recently announced that the free-to-play mobile ARPG is scheduled to release into open beta this fall. In the meantime, XD also revealed the game's sixth playable launch character named Oracle Thea.

As Blizzard's newly released Diablo Immortal has shown, adapting an ARPG that was previously primarily PC-based for mobile devices can be an uphill task. While it's not possible to determine the likelihood that Torchlight Infinite succeeds on that front right now It's evident that XD's take on the series is looking to draw in both new players as well as veteran fans D2R items cheap who have played the game. Set 200 years after Torchlight II the game will offer familiar classes, abilities, and environments that are familiar to those who have played the series, however there's plenty new characters and new systems for fans to discover in addition.