Hearthstone ‘workaround’ for non-tablet Android devices

Fans of the popular World of Warcraft-themed trading card game Hearthstone from Blizzard can actually be some sort of glad about this piece of news — there’s now a workaround that will enable you to install and play the game, which is officially restricted to Android tablets only, right onto your smartphone. And the really good news about it? The workaround actually works.

Marketed as “Deceptively simple, insanely fun” by recognized developer Blizzard, Hearthstone is a card game features characters and heroes from the well-known Warcraft universe, which means humans, elves, orcs, and probably a sprinkling of demons and other nefarious creatures, in card form. The game enables you to cast spells, summon creatures, and sling bolts of fury on your way to defeating your opponent’s card collection. The game can be quite addictive because it allows you to play on your own, although the real fun begins when you play against other players.

Up until now, Hearthstone can only be played on devices with screens of six inches or more — ergo, tablets. The workaround allows you to run the app on your smartphone, opening up more opportunities for you to access the game regardless of the device you’re working with. With a Battle.net account, it’s even easier to switch devices, whether it’s your tablet, desktop PC, or now, with your smartphone.

You don’t have to worry yourself to death asking “Is this legal?”, as the app itself is free. The workaround also doesn’t give you insane unfair advantages like booster packs that give you the most powerful cards, or any free stuff whatsoever. It’s just that — a way for you to play Hearthstone on your Android smartphone. Be reminded also that any tinkering with your smartphone’s innards can turn your device into a worthless piece of glass, plastic, and metal, so be sure to back everything up. To discover for yourself the magic of having Hearthstone in your smartphone, check the source link below and be sure to leave a proper thank you to the wizards who made this experience possible.

VIA: Droid Gamers