Still, it can still be easy to overlook a game, new content or no, as we move on to the next new thing and mobile\u2019s relentless release cycle continues apace. We\u2019ve decided to look at six games with excellent post-release content you should take note of.<\/p>\n
Hearthstone<\/h2>\n
A feature on game expansions just has to start with the collectible card game, Hearthstone (Does it tho?-<\/em>ED<\/strong>).<\/em> The game\u2019s phenomenal popularity may be past its peak but designers Blizzard certainly know a thing or two about keeping their loyal followers hooked.<\/p>\n [youtube https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=WFA9dYJHzHE?controls=0]<\/p>\n To begin with, Blizzard released an alternating sequence of new card sets and original adventures, with about three sets being published each year. However, since the extra cards available in the adventure expansions took a considerable effort to earn it was noted that they were not having the desired impact on the meta-game. Blizzard changed tack by deciding to limit future expansions to themed card sets. However, they also recognised that many players enjoy the single-player challenges and so they introduced new quests and missions alongside the new card sets.<\/p>\n The League of Explorers<\/em> is probably the best adventure add-on to date, not only is it an entertaining single-player story but it also contains several ground-breaking cards, including the first ones to feature the discover<\/strong> mechanic. The choice of best card expansions is pretty subjective, I must confess to having not played for a while, but I have a soft spot for Journey to Un\u2019Goro<\/em>, which has plenty of strong but not too powerful cards and many possibilities for interesting card combos.<\/p>\n Ticket to Earth<\/em> is a clever mix of a tile-matching puzzler and turn-based tactical combat. The immaculate presentation and highly addictive battles make this one of my all-time favourites. Upon its initial release, some two and a half years ago, the big issue was the lack of content. Back then, only the first of the promised four episodes were available, which took only a few hours to complete.<\/p>\n The good news is that Robot Circus have kept their promise to release the remaining three episodes at no extra cost. The not so good news is that it seems to be taking them longer to complete than George R.R. Martin\u2019s latest epic. However, although Robot Circus can hardly be accused of rushing the release of the extra content, the wait has been worth it.<\/p>\n The two new episodes that have so far been released are of an equally high standard, with new missions, playable characters and enemies to contend with. Throw in a load of new-fangled powers to learn and a brand-new crafting system and you will quickly realise that Robot Circus have not been resting on their laurels.<\/p>\n Now, we just need the final episode to find out what happens to Rose, Wolf and the rest of the gang.<\/p>\n Ticket to Ride<\/em> was one of the first modern board games to make its way over to mobile. In spite of the passing years, it is still a polished and competitive app.<\/p>\n If you have grown tired of expanding your railroad empire across North America then there is an atlas worth of new maps to try out. Enjoy the unique topological challenges of mainland Europe or Asia. Or focus on the challenges of individual countries like Great Britain, Germany or India, each with their unique rule additions, such as advanced technology and stocks and shares.<\/p>\n Other tabletop games that also have a range of interesting additional content include Carcassonne<\/em><\/a> and Ascension<\/em><\/a>, both of which have been covered in more detail in our comprehensive guides.<\/p>\n Warbits<\/em> may look cute and cuddly but dig a little deeper and you will find a perfectly balanced and challenging turn-based tactical game that can hold its own against Nintendo\u2019s venerable Advance Wars<\/em> series of games.<\/p>\n A free update added a new challenge mode, with a generous helping of thirty new missions across three categories; skirmish, puzzle and veteran. with the ultra-hard veteran levels only becoming available when you earn a platinum medal in the corresponding skirmish level.<\/p>\n There is no shortage of deck-building card games available, but when Pocket Tactics\u2019 2019 Game of the Year gets some additional free content it is advisable to sit up and take note.<\/p>\nTicket to Earth (Review<\/a>)<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nTicket to Ride (Review<\/a>)<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nMeteorfall: Journey (Review<\/a>)<\/h2>\n
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