The team has discussed a PC version, but they don't know if they will do it yet.The team learned a lot from the Hearthstone team as both games are developed on the Unity engine.The main challenges during development were transitioning to this miniature artstyle and creating a large number of maps.They have gotten great feedback internally about the way the game ramps up and develops different mechanics for the players.The game will become devilishly challenging the further you progress.The team also wanted to include some characters from across the games that are lesser known or appreciated, including Princess the Pig from Elwin.The artists took a sort of "pinball approach" in their map design.The game doesn't lean on any sort of narratives from prior games.The team was inspired to make a Warcraft mobile experience by their time spent playing fun mobile games in the past.PressStart Australia sat down with game director Tom Chilton and 3D artist Justine Hamer to discuss the mobile title. Units gain experience through battle, or buy earning XP Tomes through quests or bought in the store.The team did not want players to be at a disadvantage simply based on their Family choice. Family categories do not have a rock-paper-scissor advantage over each other.There is a rock-papper-scissor element to combat.You are not limited to only using one type in a fight. You can mix and match different Families.
The three collectibles are Leaders, Troops, and Spells. Instead of researching upgrades, units can be trained over time to become stronger, forming greater synergies within their armies. The formula here differs somewhat, but the core of Blizzard strategy games have always centered around building a base and defending a strategic point while making offensive pushes. The design philosophy was to draw inspiration from the early Warcraft strategy games. Gamerant released a interview with technical director Monte Krol and vice president/executive producer Vik Saraf with some new information as well. If you want a certain character you can simply purchase it with real-world money or the in-game currency earned from playing. The developers have confirmed that there are no NFT or gacha mechanics in the game. GamerBraves released a preview for the title with some new information. Game is off to a strong starting impression. There were no common mobile tropes shown during the preview. In-game currency comes at a steady rate and there was nothing locked behind a timer. There are purchasable units, but they are not pay to win or vastly superior to the options earned in game. Unlocking more of these over time opens up new missions and PvP maps. There are two units that can attack anywhere on the map and must be utilized strategically. Each unit is fully autonomous when summoned, but arrows can appear at points to allow lane changes. 
The core gameplay feels a lot like the old school RTS. These is only one currency to collect, and no buildings to create. The depth and complexity of previous Warcraft strategy titles is not part of this game. Blizzard is attempting to bring the franchise back to its strategic roots with this game.
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