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Hearthstone: Curse Of Naxxramas Expansion Scares Up New Cards On July 22
Hearthstone fans, we hope you’ve been saving your gold (or are ready to open your wallets). Blizzard has announced the release date and details on the first expansion for the popular digital card game.
Curse of Naxxramas will be available for PC, Mac, and iOS starting on July 22. The Arachnid Quarter, the first of the five “wings,” will be open at that time. Following that, each of the remaining four wings will be opened on a weekly basis.
The entire expansion can be purchased for $24.99, and the Arachnid Quarter will be available for free for approximately the first month. If you purchase the other four wings after getting the first for free, the total cost will be $19.99. In-game gold can also be used to open the subsequent wings. Not familiar with Hearthstone, check out our review.
Our Take
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