If you want to change your difficulty level in Diablo Immortal, first you\u2019ll need to prove you\u2019re ready for a challenge.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Diablo Immortal is out now and it\u2019s already starting to take over all of our free time. Whether you\u2019re whipping out your mobile phone in spare moments or grinding it out on PC, there\u2019s plenty of content to check out.<\/p>\n

Be sure to enable cross-progression in Diablo Immortal and you\u2019ll be able to play at home or on the go!<\/p>\n

But there are several differences between the mobile and PC versions of Immortal that you\u2019ll want to know about first.<\/p>\n

Activision Blizzard<\/p>\n<\/figure>\nDoes Diablo Immortal Have Difficulty Levels?<\/h2>\n

Yes, Diablo Immortal does indeed have harder difficulties to try out but all players will begin their adventure on Normal by default.<\/p>\n

After that, it\u2019s possible to change your difficulty level to suit your confidence. Raising the difficulty will boost the combat rating of monsters you encounter \u2013 but it\u2019ll also lead to better loot drops!<\/p>\n

Select a Hell difficulty level and you\u2019ll be able to increase your Paragon level. Get that high enough and you can turn up the heat even further.<\/p>\n

Here are all the difficulty levels you can switch between freely:<\/p>\n

Normal: Character Level 1-60<\/li>\n
Hell 1: Paragon Level 1-60. Monster Combat Rating: 390<\/li>\n
Hell 2: Paragon Level 30-130. Monster Combat Rating: 1190<\/li>\n
Hell 3: Paragon Level 90-210. Monster Combat Rating: 2150<\/li>\n
Hell 4: Paragon Level 160-300. Monster Combat Rating: 3270<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
No matter your difficulty, you can make Diablo Immortal easier with this simple trick!<\/strong><\/p>\n