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Hearthstone community makes card art changes of their own
On Monday afternoon, the Hearthstone development team revealed the upcoming expansion titled Saviors of Uldum to the community. Alongside the announcement was a patch that went live and included the new cards being rotated into the Classic set. An unexpected change that took place was the alteration of art and names for eight cards that had blood and suggestive imagery in them. The Hearthstone team has done this in the past, most famously to Jaina Proudmoore's hero portrait. When the news broke that the game was slowly but surely removing any blood or nudity from the game, Hearthstone's subReddit community (r/hearthstone) went to work finishing the job for the rest of the card collection.
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Twitch Rivals is hosting a $125,000 Teamfight Tactics event to kickstart the game mode's competitive future
Teamfight Tactics is moving fast. Shortly after its launch it already dominated Twitch in a way other games in the autobattler genre can only dream of. The new game mode in League of Legends which dre
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Hearthstone reveals newest expansion, Saviors of Uldum
The League of Explorers are back at it again. This time, Reno Jackson, Brann Bronzebeard, Sir Finley Mrrgglton, and Elise Starseeker will be featured in the newly teased expansion, "Saviors of Uldum" which is slated to go live on August 6. As the League of E.V.I.L is looking to extend their reach from the city of Dalaram to Uldum, players will attempt to put an end to their reign in a new 135 card set and a single-player adventure mode.
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Clash Royale "July update" details revealed
In recent weeks the Clash Royale development team has been hinting at changes coming to the game in the next major update. Rumors of a new Legendary card being added, a new season format and a "flood" theme were all teased. But, as of 5 a.m. EDT, SuperCell released an update video on Clash Royale's official Youtube channel with what players can expect in July's update which is slated to go live on Monday.
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"This isn't fake and it isn't manufactured" -- a look into Columbia Records new gaming infused label, Lost Rings
Last weekend Columbia Records launched a new imprint into the music space that aims to capitalize on an underrepresented industry that is growing each and every day...video games. Titled "Lost Rings," the label is made up of three female artists whose passion for gaming is on-par with their love of music. Adriana "BunnyMightGameU" Quezada, Gabriella "BlackKrystel" Jackman and Aziah "Sunzi" Isaac each created a music video for their debut singles that launched this past Friday.
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A small Dota Underlords patch ensures Tusk no longer knocks opponents hard enough to explore the galaxy
Open beta season is still in full swing for Dota Underlords. However, that's not the only thing that's been swinging excitedly. A new patch to the game adjusts multiple things, one of which is Savage
