Hearthstone Game - Review

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Hearthstone is a very widely played online card game. This game brings trading game modes to the online world, where you can fight other players in 1v1 matches. And you also need mentality, creativity, and strategy is needed to defeat your opponent in this game. Hearthstone is a free game, but there are paid features too. This game is similar to card games in general, Hearthstone allows you to buy a random card. Use these cards to make strong decks, and be a good player.

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Hearthstone is a fairly simple game, but very addictive. Although only a card, but this game has amazing graphics and interesting animations to add to the element of excitement in it. If you like online card games, then the hearthstone game is no doubt for you to play.

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Heartstone game is a card battle game that is almost similar to other similar genre games. And the main objective is of course to win every battle there by making your main decks the spearhead. And for decks containing 30 cards will contain a variety of monster card and spell, with a variety of properties and of course the status of the strength of the defense attack. The key is to combine the right cards, which support each other to produce a more effective attack or defense force.

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For each hero in this game will be equipped with only 30 HP, which of course will end the fight if touch the number 0. And each card will also be present with their unique abilities, which can be used to attack or defend. As an example? There is a "Taunt" card that must be destroyed first before you can attack the enemy's HP hero. "Charge" which allows you to attack immediately, "Spell" which can deal damage, buffs, or other de-buff cards.

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However, you cannot attack freely. Hearthstone carries a mana system, like Warcraft, to limit the number of cards that you can summon into battle. Each card will need a certain amount of mana to be summoned or executed directly. Mana will return to full after your turn is completed while increasing the extra one capacity limit where in it up to a maximum limit of 10. The longer the fight runs, the more which mana you have, the more "large" cards that you can call to the fight.

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In the heartstone game you will find many shocking or annoying moments, especially when the enemy you meet turns out to be able to launch a combination of cards that you have never imagined. With a variety of psychological rewards, from fun, achievement satisfaction, challenged, and experiences that are always new, Hearthstone will continue to attract your attention for quite a long time.

Conclusion

Visually this game might look like a shallow and simple card game. But once you dive into this game during several battles, you will fall in love on this game. A myriad of deck combinations that can be used, optimizing the role of heroes, battle scenarios that are can't ever predicted, a little element of luck, and the effectiveness of functions that you can inject make each battle so meaningful.

The fact that you fight other gamers from all over the world also makes the playing experience never boring, because the playing strategies and decks are different from each other. Strangely, there is a sense of satisfaction and pleasure when seeing your strategy turned out to work sweetly. Hearthstone will keep you trapped for a long time, especially if you are a gammer who likes to experiment with new things you get. My warning is only one when playing this game: remember the time! xD

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Hearthstone is available for Windows®, Macintosh®, iPad, Android and Windows 8 tablets, and iOS and Android mobile phones.

Minimum system requirements Hearthstone:

CPU: Intel Pentium D or AMD Athlon 64 X2
RAM: 2 GB
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 6800 (256 MB) or ATI Radeon X1600 Pro (256 MB) or better
Operating system: Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8
HDD: 3 GB

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