After four years since its announcement, Diablo has officially made the jump to mobile platforms with Diablo Immortal's release on June 1, 2022.
The idea takes one of Blizzard Entertainment's franchise pillars, and one of the more popular Action role-play games, Diablo, and puts it just a phone grab away.
Like other recently released or currently in development mobile games, Diablo Immortal is built from the ground up—perfect for the mobile experience. This means that all of the Diablo fans that have been laboring away at the franchise's third installment for years can finally get a new demonic video game fix until Diablo 4's release.
However, there's just one problem... players have been having issues changing the game's resolution. That's why we're going to explain how to fix it.
How to change Diablo Immortal Resolution on Mobile and PC
Changing resolution for Diablo Immortal differs on both its mobile and PC versions. Here's what both entail.
How to change Diablo Immortal Resolution on Mobile
As of right now, out of the two platforms Diablo Immortal is playable on, only mobile's resolution can be changed. Not only that but the way it can be done is hidden away under a section named "Image Accuracy."
In order for mobile Diablo Immortal users to change the game's resolution, they have to go to the graphics settings. From there, they'll move into the aforementioned Image Accuracy section which has four options: Low, Middle, High, and Ultra.
Past these options, there is no other way to fiddle with the Diablo Immortal's resolution. Not only that, but chances are if the player is playing on an older phone, it won't let them get past the "Ultra" setting.
How to change Diablo Immortal Resolution on PC
PC users on the other hand get even fewer options. This version of Diablo Immortal is hard-capped at 1080p—that's it. There is a "pseudo" option, or however you want to categorize it, that has players' interface snap into place when they use a 4K monitor. Unfortunately, just because the interface adopts the 4K monitor settings doesn't mean that the rest of the game does, this inconveniently leaves out the game's resolution.
Players will most likely have to wait on Blizzard to add the option to change the game's resolution in the future.
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