The game will have an simultaneous launch on PC with full keyboard-and mouse and controller support, in addition to cross progression and cross play with mobile devices enabled upon launch. This move was inspired by the testing of the beta when gaming content creators expressed they'd like to emulate the game to showcase it on their stream said Rod Fergusson, general manager of the D2R Items franchise.

"The concept of not having built-in support to PC and content creators didn't feel great," he said. Work quickly began to bring the same experience from mobile to PC as well as ensure that the game operates exactly like the other game with user interfaces and control systems made for desk-bound users. The questions that were raised in last year about whether it even existed morphed into fans asking for the time when the game would launch and asking for the game to be ported to a PC port.

"If you're logging in and want to make that quick 3 to five minute adventure into an dungeon, a lot of thinking went into like"okay, where are you? What is the ideal place for you to be? Do you want to be close to a community hub?" Grubb said. "When you sign in to Westmarch our main social city, you will find gateways in the city to connect the older Rifts and the Challenge Rifts."

The average play time for each session, Grubb said, was more than 45 minutes. This was repeated all day. This is when the team realized it was hitting the perfect balance between fast play sessions and long runs to be able to just park their cars in front computers.

The game is live-streamed. This means the team has plans to release a variety of free updates, according to executive producer Peiwen Yao.

"The changes will comprise dungeonsand storyline quests and bosses, as well as gameplay features as well as new classes" she said, adding that she couldn't specify the specifics of these plans at this point.