Hey, in the gaming sphere, a two-day delay is nothing.
Blizzard recently announced that its long-running free-to-play card game Hearthstone will be getting a brand new expansion. Players have been speculating what this update might contain, and a massive reveal was set to take place today, March 15. Sadly, as has become all too common in the gaming industry, even that has been delayed, but luckily fans will only have to wait until Thursday, March 17 for answers. Two days isn't the worst, especially when it looks like a boatload of new content might be right around the corner.
Adventurers, hold on!
We'll be sharing details of the new Hearthstone expansion on March 17, instead of March 15 as previously announced. Thank you for your understanding, and see you soon!
– Hearthstone (@PlayHearthstone) 14 mars 2022
Hearthstone's current expansion, Fractured in Alterac Valley was released on December 7, 2021. The 19th expansion included 135 new cards.
Earlier this month, Hearthstone Game Director Ben Lee announced that he would be leaving the team to work on a new, unannounced Blizzard project. In the interview with the Coin Concede podcast, he also outlined the many changes Hearthstone players should expect in 2022.
"One of the most exciting things about the coming year, unnamed, is that there's actually a bunch of new card types that we've been experimenting with that are really interesting and fun," Lee said. “We wanted to try some really cool things to push Standard in a bit of a different direction with some cool new approaches to card types, so hopefully players enjoy them and we can't wait to hear what they have to say. think."
Additionally, a World of Warcraft update is expected from Blizzard on April 19th. World of Warcraft Arena World Championship is set to begin on Friday, March 18, pitting players from NA and EU against each other, with the top eight teams progressing to the World Tour and Championship Finals.
Hearth was originally released in 2014 and is free on Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android. Featuring cross-play, the game draws on the lore of the ever-expanding Warcraft series, with many characters, relics, and items using the same names.
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