Mercenaries blends together normal Hearthstone gameplay with many ideas from deck-builder roguelikes.
Once the game is finished, the player is rewarded with mercenary coins that can be used to upgrade or construct troops. If one of the mercenaries dies in the game, they cannot be used until a run is complete. Every mercenary has their own unique abilities and they can play off each other, meaning synergy is vital for success. Each team the player creates is filled with six mercenaries. If you are familiar with Slay the Spire, you will understand what I’m talking about. A game of Mercenaries takes place on a board with branching paths that represent what kind of match the player will face. Mercenaries, for the most part, is a stand-alone mode in Hearthstone, where the player builds a team of mercenaries who go off to fulfill bounties and earn some loot. However, while there is plenty of fun to be had in the new Mercenaries mode, it is still weighed down by the standard mode of Hearthstone. This game mode gave me a second chance to get back into the game, to find a new foothold I can build upon once again. This is why Hearthstone’s new Mercenaries mode really intrigued me. Hearthstone Mercenaries Cinematic Trailer
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