Hearthstone

Jack Ma and Alibaba are placing a serious bet on the future of competitive video gaming.

Vietnamese gamer Khanh Hoang Tran has successfully ported Blizzard Entertainment’s Hearthstone card game to Android.

Some savvy business people on Chinese online retailer Taobao have created a real-life Hearthstone set. We gave it a test run to see if it’s worth the $50.

If you weren’t able to be in the SM Cebu Trade Center or watch the online streams, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.

It’s been a good six months since Hearthstone was released worldwide, and its influence has grown steadily around the world. Tournaments are sprouting internationally, and Vietnam is no exception. The

Following the success of the China vs Korea Masters competition, Netease has teamed with e-Sports Square to bring us the China-Japan Hearthstone Challenge.

Last night, the final matches of the Chinese qualifiers for the Hearthstone Blizzcon World Championships concluded, giving us the four players China will be sending to the US: Small Cloth

Hearthstone is popular in China, and according to Netease’s CEO, it has a bigger player base there than in any other country.

Crossovers can either be good or bad. In this case, it’s impressive.

As ChinaJoy continues to disappoint with its focus on eye-candy over games, expat gamers set out to make China’s first for-the-fans convention in Beijing.