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Hearthstone Now Available On iPad Worldwide
It’s the moment you’ve been waiting for. Blizzard’s free-to-play, Warcraft-themed card game, Hearthstone, is now available on iPad.
Blizzard soft launched the game in Canada, New Zealand, and Australia at the beginning of April. As we predicted then, it wouldn’t be too long before the game was pushed out to the rest of the world.
You can download Hearthstone for iPad here. You can also read our review for more information. If that’s not enough, you might be interested to read up on the single-player campaign that will be coming soon to the game. An Android version will be coming later this year.
Our Take
I predict productivity to dive now that Hearthstone is out on iPad. I am very much looking forward to testing the touch interface, as I’m far more likely to play the game on my tablet than on PC.
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