PVP Card games are ever-expanding beasts. As a game ages, if the creators properly support their content there will be a large influx of cards over the course of the years. One only has to look to the incredible library of cards available in industry behemoth Magic: The Gathering to get a sense of the massive scale some of these games can reach. Hearthstone is quickly becoming a leader in the virtual card game market, and each expansion adds over 100 cards to the game’s collection. With how random collecting the cards for Journey to Un’goro has been thus far, it can be hard to get a sense of how exactly decks built from this expansion’s cards play. This week’s Hearthstone Tavern Brawl seeks to give players a taste of how complete Journey to Un’Goro decks play for each class, a welcome addition for new and veteran players alike.
Every Wednesday in Hearthstone, the rules for the more light-hearted gameplay mode – Tavern Brawl – change to introduce new quirks and mechanics that add to the playstyle of the normal game. The Tavern Brawl quirks are varying and wide-reaching, ranging from changing how mana use and ability activation work to challenging players to compete with premade decks. This week’s Tavern Brawl follows the latter, tasking players with playing their way to victory with a variety of Journey to Un’Goro themed decks. Players simply choose a class and they’ll be provided with a Tavern Brawl exclusive deck that gives them a taste of the type of play styles available to each class with the addition of these new cards.
The class you choose while playing Hearthstone has a unique effect on the way you’ll build and play your deck, and the Journey to Un’Goro decks are no exception. As a Druid, stomp your way to victory with a Might of the Dino King deck. The Mage focuses on the elemental side of the expansion’s cards, which is to be expected, while the Hunter’s deck revolves around Dinomancy. The Rogue’s deck revolves around the recent “Quest” mechanic added, while the Warlock features the familiar “Discard Lock”. Check out a full deck list for each class at Hearthpwn.
I think it’s really cool that Blizzard is introducing a Tavern Brawl that lets players get a taste for what class and deck combination they most enjoy. While these decks are far from the only strategies available to build with the cards available from Journey to Un’Goro, they at least give players a glimpse of how Druid or Priest or Hunter will play with these, in many cases game-changing, cards. With how difficult it is to collect the cards without dumping hundreds of dollars, it makes sense to have a goal to shoot for before mindlessly crafting random cards.
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Want Diablo 4 immortality? Hardcore Level 100 Before Most Others

The devilish launch of Diablo 4 is days away (less for Ultimate Edition buyers). Blizzard has promised the ultimate reward for the first 1000 players to accomplish level 100 on Hardcore Mode: a statue of in-game antagonist Lillith.
Think you can cheat death?
Reach level 100 on hardcore mode and tweet #Diablo4Hardcore with proof to have your username immortalized on a statue of Lilith.
Offer limited to first 1000, restrictions apply: https://t.co/TLWxZwG0aQ
Get started June 1st. pic.twitter.com/pvVLZNPgx8
— Diablo (@Diablo) May 26, 2023
Diablo 4’s Hardcore Mode is a character-creation-only difficulty adjuster. It automatically deletes characters when they die, making things infinitely harder regardless of World Tier. But 100? That’s several playthroughs on increasingly difficult World Tiers with new adversaries in harsher setups and about 150 hours of flawlessly rapid gameplay.
Honoring the dying.
Being remembered with those brave souls lost on the journey is the ultimate gamer boast. Do you dare?
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Layers of Fear PS5, PS4 Trophy List Promises a Spooky Platinum

Bloober Team’s survival horror game Layers of Fear is terrifying. The Trophy List on Exophase just appeared, and players will have to go crazy to obtain Platinum.
With a Silver Trophy like “a new way” requiring players to “live through the third conversation” (and a few of Bronzes for surviving the previous two) and another called “face your fears” appearing when you “see your enemy and fail”, we might chase this one with the lights on.
Do you like Layers of Fear’s whole trophy list? Do you want the Plat?
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One of Sony’s Most Viewed PS Showcases

The PlayStation Showcase, which divided fans and prompted our full-throated Reaction, was a ratings winner. Gamesight’s number crunchers found that PlayStation fans were drawn in by the appeal alone, even though many of the titles we wanted to see didn’t show up.
🎮🔎 @PlayStation Showcase 2023: Viewership Analysis on @Twitch and @YouTube
Our team took a deep dive into the PlayStation Showcase performance on Twitch from 2019 through 2023, the first year without #E3.
Here's what we discovered:
1️⃣ The 2023 Showcase had the second-highest… pic.twitter.com/YVJbRiUTjc— Gamesight (@gamesight) May 26, 2023
It’s possible certain Showcase games were withheld. Summer Game Fest may bring something? Watched the big spectacle live?
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