Hearthstone Reviews – Page 75
4/5 rating based on 830 reviews. Read all reviews for Hearthstone for iPhone.
Hearthstone is free iOS app published by Blizzard Entertainment, Inc.
Update...it’s always the same story
Frederiksx
Every time there is a major update for an expansion pack , you have to delete the app and redonwload it ... because when you update it , the game send you back to the AppStore say you have to update it but on the AppStore the game is up to date ! So annoying ! The game is 3.4 giga now Please fix it !
Addicting
michi444
Fun game and you can get good cards without paying anything! Never gets boring as you can always change your deck. Spent many hours and will spend many more.
This game is fantastic.
Wacky1215
Don’t believe the one star reviews. I’ve been playing this since the beginning. I’m a F2P player and I have an almost full collection. You’re giving tons of free stuff and opportunities to win more. Anyone who says it’s P2P is just salty. They even encourage new players by giving them free cards from every faction. New players, don’t be swayed. This IS a fun, competitive game. Give it a try.
5/5
Nfowbsixbwianxl
Love this game has kept me entertained forever. Takes a lot of storage but I’ll live to keep entertained
It’s simply amazing
escotg
I love this game to the core. I think that some cards do need a little bit of adjusting but the game is amazing. As a free to play player, it makes me proud to scroll through my collection. I have saved up 1100 gold and 3 packs from the tavern brawls to see what I get from the new kobolds and the catacombs pack. Thanks for making such a great game and have a nice day!
Great game, immoral execution
Wolfmanatee
The depth of gameplay and overall polish of this game is off the charts. It’s a lot of fun and unless you’re chasing high rank, games are very quick. Perfect on the go... except they it takes 3+ gigs of space. That has limited my ability to play on my phone. But most importantly, to have any chance of playing at a high level—to compete with the good players—you have to sink a lot of money into the game. The rate at which you accrue new cards is criminally low—making this game very much a pay2win experience. And an expensive one at that.