Hearthstone Review

Bad:
So far everything has been quite positive but like every game it is not perfect (which is not what a 10 indicates fyi). The game does still even after release suffer from some annoying card swapping and overlapping bugs, these can be a real pain and even cost you games. The game is also very lacking in playing modes. Only two currently exist at launch, constructed and arena. This problem is likely to be addressed in later expansion packs or DLC but for the moment the area is lacking.
Certain cards in the game are just simply stronger versions of others and are almost a 100% pick every time in a deck, this can make match ups very repetitive as you are bound to see these certain cards in every game. Unfortunately most of these cards are legendary (which are very rare) which often leads people to believe the game is pay to win (even though these cards are fully achievable through free means)

There is several playable modes : Practice mode, Play mode matches, Arena mode, Duels and Adventure mode.

The key thing for the placement of cards topping between the effects that bring cards, magic and other factors in game, and bigist part of individual skills stems from its ability to figure out what direction the opponent without knowing him their cards. In the game there are nine different classes, namely 9 different heroes –Druid , Hunter, Mage, Paladin, Priest , Rogue, Shaman, Warlock and Warrior .Every class have unique hero and their hero power :
Druid – Malfurion Stormrage , Hero power- Shapeshift: +1 Attack this turn. +1 Armor
Hunter – Rexxar , Hero power – Steady Shot: Deal 2 damage to the enemy hero
Mage – Jaina Proudmoore , Hero power – Fireblast: Deal 1 damage
Paladin – Uther the Lightbringer , Hero power – Reinforce: Summon a 1/1 Silver Hand Recruit.
Priest – Anduin Wrynn , Hero power – Lesser Heal: Restore 2 Health
Rogue – Valeera Sanguinar , Hero power – Dagger Mastery: Equip a 1/2 Dagger
Shaman – Thrall , Hero power – Totemic Call: Summon a random Totem
Warlock – Gul’dan , Hero power – Life Tap: Draw a card and take 2 damage.
Warrior – Garrosh Hellscream , Hero power – Armor Up!: Gain 2 Armor.

Success depends on the proper use of class skills and detailed knowledge of the class that game opponent.

Next amazing thing becides mechanics of the game is that the game is completely free, with the option of micro transactions that amount to purchase booster packs. Stronger cards you get by buying boosters, which can be carried out in 2 ways: by investing real money or spending the currency that you will receive after finishing quest (every day automatically receive an quest). These tasks are basic (,, defeating three opponents, “,, killed 40 minion” and the like). Another method for obtaining the cards that you are missing is crafting: unwanted and unneeded cards can be decomposed as unnecessary loot after which you remain Arcana dust, resource with what you can create cards that your want.

Blizzard drawn graphically beautiful gives game phenomenal visual identity while managing to be easy hardware. The design of maps, drawings minion / magic or action man did them absolutely fantastic.

the game is soo addictive and i rate it with 10/10

-A lot of cards have their speical abilities that make them specific:
Taunt- Enemies must attack minions that have Taunt
Deathrattle- Does something when it dies
Battlecry- Does something when you play it from your hand
Secret- Hidden until a specific action occurs on your opponents turn
Charge- Can attack immediately
Freeze- Frozen characters lose their next attack
Divine Shield- The first time a Shielded minion takes damage, ignores it
Silence- Removes all card text and enchantments
Stealth- Cant be targeted or attacked until it deals damage
Windfury- Can attack twice each turn
Overload- You have X less mana next turn
Enrage- While damaged this minion has a new power
Spell damage- Your spell cards deal X extra damage

Every game you get thirty cards randomly picked for you (if you dont have a deck) or you can make your own custom made deck. You can only have nine decks. There is two modes is this game. First one is Casual play mode. You can play a normal practice game. You can also invite your friend and play. And you can play a competitive Ranked game. Ranked game is a twenty six – tier rank system the best rank in this system is Legend The Second one is The Arena. You have to pay 1,79€ or 150 Gold. Arena is a mode where you get each turn three random cards and you are allowed to pick one card, after thirty picked cards. You are allowed do lose 3 times and maximum wins you can get is twelve. The more wins you have the better the price.

Hearthstone is also available on the iPad, and its completely free. Hearthstone is one the most popular card game at the moment. I rate this game with a 9/10.

Okay,i write something about Hearthstone,this game is really great for me ,one of the best games i ever played,so my grade is 10/10 :).

I’m obviously wrong because Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft has moved into the market, swept both the hardcore enthusiast and the casual player with it on the fly and become one of the largest acts in the e-sports scene. This, it appears, without further effort. Maybe I should not really be surprised. Blizzard, in my world, have always been a studio that can understand a concept, shape it into something of their own and hone it to – not necessarily perfection, but – something that everyone can find a personal value in. We have seen it in the Warcraft, StarCraft, World of Warcraft and Diablo, and we see it again with Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft.

For starters, there’s no horrible learning curve to relate to, but it’s both easy and pleasant to get started. The first thing that greets you when you start the game for the first time is an enthusiastic restaurateurs, nylon guitar and the notes of a flute when a game plan is unfolded and the rules are explained. After a process of more than ten minutes, you’ve got to learn that you have 30 health points, a mana-meter that increases by one point for each round and a set of cards to make use of, you are ready to start playing. All other information that you need is namely found on the cards, which you don’t need to memorize.

This means that as a new player can take on opponents whose cards you do not know and still have a chance to win. You see what the opponent puts and therefore can counter with the appropriate strategy. This way of play is of course not as effective as actually knowing what cards your opponent might have in his deck, combined with plenty of memory and a properly planned strategy. Fortunately, Blizzard has realized that everyone is a beginner initially and you will therefore meet the players at the same experience level as yourself, while short and strategies imperceptibly slips into your consciousness.

The choice of the class and choosing the 30 cards in your deck plays a large role in determining what tactics you want to use. They have taken advantage of the already familiar classes from the Warcraft universe and captured their characteristic features, although I don’t want to get caught up in this. There’s a risk that it becomes too complicated for the new player. It suffices instead to note that there are almost endless opportunities to develop both mentally as a player and more directly in the form of new cards and decks.

You can also pay a small amount of money to play in the arena, a game mode where you get to choose randomly generated cards, face human opponents who have done the same and then rewarded according to how well you did. If you’re lucky, a game session might end up with a new great card being rewarded. At the same time, you can also get a card that you will never use. What should be emphasized is that you can win enough gold in the arena to continue playing another game, which means that with plenty of skills to continue your slaughter, you can continue in eternity without spending a dime.

The really bloody battles are played out in the ranked matches. It separates the wheat from the chaff, the boys from the men, and the casual players from the hardcore elite. It pits you against players whose ranking matches your own to either climb or fall on the scale, and in Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft the ranking is about the same as bragging benefits.

It’s not just the gameplay that deserves commendation. The design and the sounds has been been treated with the reverence and respect that the fans demand and deserve – which in practical terms means that all cards are stunning with its unique sound effects of Warcraft heritage. Moreover, it constantly feels faithful to what we already know about Warcraft since before. A murloc is easy to kill, but a small army can suddenly become too much to handle. They have been clever in this way, all the way.

The pace also feels perfect. I can pop in at lunch to play a match in just a few minutes, or I could devote an entire night to hone my mage-play together with friends. The music is just right anonymous for me not to get tired, the matches take just long enough for me to feel involved but never bored, and I see all the time how my decks expands as I increase in level and rankings.

Unfortunately, everythins isn’t perfect. I can certainly convert the card to currency and thus building new, but I really miss a position to simply swap cards, as you would have been able to do if this was reality. Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft does an incredibly good job at simulating and improving how it would be to play with physical cards, but this particular piece is omitted entirely, and it’s a shame.

My biggest disappointment is however, that there’s no tournament mode. Ideally I had wanted to be able to join tournaments every weekend and taken on full of gigantic pyramids of matches where a player will finally stand on top as the winner, but I had also been thrilled with the opportunity to customize my own tournament with friends. At its present state it’s only possible to play two together.

Though, in the end, I can not expect that Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft will be completely tailored after what me and my friends would like to see. And you definitely should not let such a thing stop you, because Hearthstone is definitely a fun game, even for those who usually doesn’t play card games.