HSReplay launches major expansion with 19 Hearthstone creator partnerships

HSReplay is going all-in on Hearthstone, teaming up with 19 of the game’s biggest names, including Thijs, RDU, and Dog, in a bold push to support creators and grow the community.

HSReplay shared that their recent highly successful collaboration with Jeef for Hearthstone Battlegrounds was a huge component in the decision. "It was clear to us that working hand-in-hand with content creators is the path forward," said HSReplay in their announcement.

While HSReplay has partnered with creators before, this is at a completely different scale, and signals a major commitment that will see both parties benefit.

The partnered creators will collaborate to promote HSReplay and contribute directly to the ongoing development of the popular Hearthstone Deck Tracker. To support their content and growth in 2025 and beyond, HSReplay is also providing financial backing.

The announcement comes at an ideal time, reinforcing HSReplay’s position as a trusted and influential hub within the Hearthstone community. Hearthstone's return to China has triggered a new surge in optimism for the game, and HSReplay are keen to ensure their tool remains a "must-have companion tool, trusted by pros and loved by players."

In addition to partnering with content creators, HSReplay also revealed it is ramping up its development team. This will result in an “ambitious roadmap of new features for every game mode,” including additional support for Arena players, which will receive a major overhaul in the near future.

"We’ve added several new developers to the Hearthstone team in the last few months, and we will have several more new developers joining it soon,” said Andrew Wilson, HSReplay.net Founder & CEO. “With all this new bandwidth, we’re excited about the aggressive roadmap of new functionality we have planned." 

A total of 19 long-term partnerships were revealed, some of which have already collaborated with HSReplay in the past. Jeef has been part of HSReplay since October 2024, while RDU was unveiled as a new partner in April 2025. RDU is among the top 25 highest earning Hearthstone players of all time.

However, the biggest name on the list is former world champion, Thijs. Thijs retired from competitive play in October 2021, but remains a prominent and beloved figure in the Hearthstone community, Even four years after retiring, Thijs remains the highest-earning Hearthstone player of all time, with over $500,000 in prize winnings.

Dog was also unveiled as a HSReplay partnered creator, the third most successful American in competitive Hearthstone. Aside from competitive sweats such as Dog and Thijs, there's also community favorites such as educational content creator NoHandsGamer. The 19 HSReplay partners cover Constructed, Battlegrounds, and Arena.

Here is the full list of 19 HSReplay partnered streamers:

You can read the full announcement on HSReplay, which includes additional information around the road map for future development updates.