Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft is a card game like the well-known Magic: The Gathering, but because of its accessibility for everyone and a lot of fun that comes out of it, it has been somewhat simplified, but that doesn't mean that it's less complicated.

Using their own decks, which over time will have to be extended by more and more powerful cards, two sides duel here. The game was divided into rounds. Initially, the participants of the game draw more cards in order to use mana, which they get more of every turn, to put up more units with different properties and skills to fight.

The cheaper ones are usually easier to eliminate, while at a later stage of the battle, really powerful creatures will enter the game. In addition, from the waist we take out auxiliary cards, which allow for example to increase the strength of our troops or a direct concentrated attack on the enemy. The offensive can be launched directly on the hero with whom we duel or first destroy his subordinates.

Every commander, including ourselves, has a limited number of life points and it is up to us what strategy of action we put into practice. All heroes in which we can take on the role have also their special skills. Naturally, it will also come to face players from all over the world in multiplayer mode.

As befits a Blizzard product, we are dealing with a game that is graphically refined and perfectly sounded, despite the fact that Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft is a simple card. Individual heroes not only teasing each other out loud, but they do it mainly in Polish.

The voices were recorded professionally, with humour, appropriately styling the speeches. Collecting cards is a way of winning, but as in the F2P model, their packages can also be purchased for real money. For advanced users, there is also an option to create their own cards.