Free-to-play Hearts of Iron card game announced

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Paradox Interactive have announced the latest game in the popular Hearts of Iron series; a free-to-play digital card game.

Hearts of Iron: The Card Game will see players take on the role of either and Allied or Axis tank commander and destroy their opponents through the use cards. A trading system will be implemented as well as deck management.

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