Hearthstone: Murder at Castle Nathria keeps the RNG-train rolling
Murder at Castle Nathria is another strong expansion to the now venerable Hearthstone, but it doesn’t address the game’s core problems.
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Hearthstone: A great, fundamentally broken game
As 2017 marches through August and into September, Hearthstone has just experienced the launch of its sixth expansion in three years. Since March 2014 when the game originally released, it has been regularly supported with the launch of new cards sets and occasional single-player adventures. I’ve played Hearthstone semi-regularly throughout this time, playing enough games…
Eduardo’s Best of 2015
I can’t believe it’s the end of the year again, but here we are. Tomorrow, we’ll be starting off 2016, and with it, I’ll have another year to work my way through a nice and chunky gaming backlog. 2015 saw an all-time amount of trimming down older games, specially on Steam, so I’m hoping 2016 will be the same,…
Gareth’s Top Games of 2015
Over the next few days, Entertainium’s editors will be showing off their top picks for the very best (and possibly a few of the worst) games of 2015. Starting off proceedings is Gareth Brading, our PC Games Editor and long-standing Senior British person. Best Modification Portal Stories: Mel: Portal Stories often feels like a proper,…
Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft Review
Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft presents a fresh spin on the card collecting genre. Developed by the gaming addiction experts at Blizzard, on the surface it appears to be a simple, yet underwhelming trading card game, and after a few short play sessions, you may be tempted to write it off as a simplified version of…