Plenty actually, all of them with a f2p model far more generous than HS. Feel free to try them out. Gwent - my favourite game currently, push out skill to the limit with very little rng TES Legends - similar feel with hearthstone, promote slower meta due to the rune and prophecy system Eternal - very similar feel to MTG, with the blocking system, the chance to react with cards during your opponent's turn and the mana system. Draft mode (arena of HS) allow you to keep all the card drafted, including legs. Shadowverse - fast gameplay and fun game (warning: japanese-style art if you know what i mean), very good if you like combo-style decks Duelyst and Faeria - similar to each other due to the fact that they are a mix of a tactical game and a ccg.

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You move your cards into a grind. Other games exists as well, but i haven't tried them so i skip them. 02:08 PMPosted by Shadowverse - fast gameplay and fun game (warning: japanese-style art if you know what i mean), very good if you like combo-style decks Waifus! Seriously though, it's got mostly dragons, knights, skeletons, zombies, and other stuff, but the scantily clad kawaii waifus are certainly there as well. Level, but like.

I still wouldn't recommend it to very young kids. The art puts some people off, but if you enjoy that or can get past that then IMO it's the best of the bunch as well as being f2p friendly and the most stable in terms of $ and in game population. I'll add a couple.

Solforge is really fun, I wish it had more players. You keep all cards from draft and you can get lots of daily rewards, almost enough for a draft every day PLUS some 'dust' PLUS a pack. Interesting mechanics too that I haven't seen in any other game. I'm currently playing Krosmaga. Unfortunately not much love for the English community, but if you speak French, you're golden. Just recently out of beta (December) and on Steam as of a couple days ago.

Seems to have enough players, but I hope that's not just the influx from Steam release. Similar to Kings and Legends, but much less p2w (if you thought Hearthstone was p2w.lol don't play K&L). Has a card level up system which seems cool, and generous achievement system to help you get s jumpstart on the cards you can level (only rarest of cards can be leveled, and you can only have 5 in your 45-card deck). Hey guys so i did a bit of research.

Unfortunetly i wasnt capable to try all these games due to lack of time but i ll make sure i try them in the future since they all seem fine. Art money for mac. Till now i ve seen a bit of shadowverse and eternal and they both look great. Still as you already mentioned shadowverse s art kinda keeped me away from it.

But then i tried eternal and the game looks really great. A lot cheaper and more generous than hearthstone, less rng, more in depth strategy and since i was a Mtg player, i really love it. Feel free to try it out and i doubt you ll regret it. By the way here s something i found in the internet:P https://imgur.com/a/etemi#CtupDbz.

The grass always looks greener on the other side. I tried Shadowverse for 2 days. I loved the Anime Art. I hated everything else. The interface and controls are horrible. The game is complicated with these flip cards. Shadowverse looks more F2P friendly than Hearthstone but you also need more legendary cards.

I always come back to Hearthstone because I think the RNG aspect is a revolution for card games. I also like how you can create cards outside of your deck during a game. Although RNG got killed off by Discover, and Discover-like effects (Adapt). The problem with Hearthstone is the lack of Casual gameplay from a purely gimmick deck-building perspective. Blizzard decided that all gimmicks should be Epic or Legendary. So you're forced into playing Blizzard's forced archetypes.

So Magic the Gathering is probably the best alternative for the joke deck builder. But only if you find a group of casual players who do the same thing. 08:21 AMPosted. It doesn't look more f2p friendly, it actually is. But you do need more legendary cards dont you? But the amount of free stuff they give. Makes blizzard look like misers.

Not that im not thankful for HS freebies. But goodness, when I was playing SV (taking a break now) they practically give packs for no reason at all. Which is understandable in that they need to attract players. New expansion? Have 7 packs! Server maintenance?

Here you go, 3 packs! Have another 3 packs! Some random tournament celebration?

Why not take 3 packs? Download milestone? You guessed it! 7 free packs for you. Not to mention, just starting the game you get a pretty generous injection of packs. That being said, competitive decks are in fact more dust costly (3 copies of legendaries please). I also felt the game experience was way healthy than HS mostly.

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Aggro was less cheesy to play, and games were less snowball-y and swingy. There's no crazy RNG and over the top mechanics.

I don't hate HS, but SV is a really good experience once you get going. I returned to HS because the current meta is playable for me, though I really would go back to SV if I had the time (a new expansion just dropped and im not in the mood to catch up yet). To OP: If you can get used to the art, I think its really worth it.

I agree that the interface is slightly clunkier, but overall the game is great imo. 03:30 PMPosted by Solforge is really fun, I wish it had more players. You keep all cards from draft and you can get lots of daily rewards, almost enough for a draft every day PLUS some 'dust' PLUS a pack. Interesting mechanics too that I haven't seen in any other game. I tried Solforge for couple of weeks. The mechanics are interesting, but the game just not that fun to me for some reason. I still came back to Hearthstone after that.

I'm pretty sure the game is on its way to dying too. I played it and had a good deal of fun; however, if you're easily frustrated with RNG in HS, that game can have it in spades too. I also used to play Might & Magic Duel of Champions which got discontinued-that was a great game in its prime but Ubi's quick to pull the plug on anything that's not financially performing well (Assassin's Creed: Recollection is still the best digital CCG I've ever played and Ubi killed it before it got to the second expansion). I haven't seen anyone mention Shadow Era, that's still kicking and has a lot of content because it's been around as long as Hearthstone. Hex and Eternal are MTG clones but I think Eternal's the better game because Hex has quite the paywall to playing competitively whereas if you're halfway decent at Arena you can do well in Eternal's draft format and get A TON of cards that way. If you have the time to grind out story content and daily missions, then Shadowverse will keep you entertained. The game is very generous with freebies and rewards, so it's more than possible to scrape together a servicable deck that can climb the lower ranks.

Plus, the game has an ACTUAL story mode for every class that you can clear with the default decks, which is free to play for everyone who downloads the game! Of course, once you hit AA rank, then you're going up against the hardcore Asian players with hyper-optimized decks worth several hundred dollars each, and that's where the fun starts to wane a bit unless you drop cash on packs.