Cass Marshall is a news writer focusing on gaming and culture coverage, taking a particular interest in the human stories of the wild world of online games. Classic joins Standard and Wild modes, ...

DreamHack Winter in Jonkoping, Sweden is the place to be for the eSports community on Thanksgiving weekend. Not only it will be the sight of the Grand Final of the StarCraft II tournament, it will ...

We've been running our Mobile Mavens panel of experts for a number of years, and in 2014 we levelled up the concept by adding our Monetizer Mavens. This being our final discussion of 2014, we gave our ...

Last month, Blizzard announced that it will hold the Hearthstone World Championships at this year's BlizzCon . Players are already vying for positions in order to be one of the 130 players to be ...

Remember what Hearthstone was like at launch, when Blizzard's card game was all the rage? That original 240 card set is coming back in a new way to play the game as it was in 2014. Classic Format is ...

What is it about Blizzard's games that command such obsession and commitment from those of us who play them? There's the emergent complexity that springs up from root simplicity - easy to learn, hard ...

The news that a Finnish Hearthstone tournament will be segregated by genders has blown up the gaming world today, and you can read about the particulars of the situation if you want to dig into the ...

"Hearthstone" (2014) has run virtually unopposed in the casual CCG (collectible card game) genre since its release, with primary competitors like “Magic: The Gathering” (1993 - present) being far less ...

Hearthstone has already become an incredibly complex card game. The meta game has evolved gradually with the addition of each new series of cards and each delicate adjustment. Now Blizzard is ready to ...

When Blizzard turned its eye for simplicity and elegant design towards the collectible card game genre, we all benefitted. Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft was an odd project for a studio more known ...

It's been an interesting month for mobile games, one that I believe clearly illustrates a split for the scene with the release of two high profile games, Blizzard's Hearthstone and Atari's ...

Apparently we weren't the only ones waiting for Hearthstone to come out on the iPad. According to Business Insider, Hearthstone is the number one app in 34 countries, and the number one game in 36.