Magic Online is undoubtedly the best software representation of Magic: The Gathering released thus far--quite possibly surpassing the physical card game in many respects. Wizards of the Coast, the ...

Digital versions of Magic: The Gathering have always filled an odd spot, be it the direct translation that is Magic Online or the more casual option presented by Duels of the Planeswalkers until ...

Magic: The Gathering: Arena is a free-to-play version of Magic. You can earn gold to purchase in-game packs to unlock cards in the game. The primary way to acquire cards is with a currency referred to ...

This October, Magic: The Gathering Online will be transferring over to the Daybreak Online servers. This will require a bit of downtime, however, and the developers have announced their plans. The ...

Closed beta signups are available on the official website now, and players of Magic Duels, Magic Online, and traditional Magic will have opportunities for priority access. Early players will enjoy ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Magic: The Gathering is a collectible card game known to and loved by nerds everywhere (and it's a game that has also made nerds out of normal, ...

Magic: The Gathering's tentpole Marvel sets will not be coming to Magic: The Gathering Arena. Later this year, Magic: The Gathering will launch one of its biggest crossovers ever, with multiple Marvel ...

Wizards of the Coast revealed a new free-to-play digital card game based on Magic: The Gathering today, saying the title would focus on “fast-paced, exciting, and easy-to-follow” gameplay. Magic: The ...

Magic: The Gathering Arena, originally teased last month, has been properly revealed today as a free-to-play digital card game based on—no surprise here—Magic: The Gathering, in development at Wizards ...

After years of resistance, a political campaign's worth of peer pressure, and then probably a couple hundred dollars spent trying and failing, I'm finally obsessed with Magic: the Gathering. Released ...

Magic: The Gathering, the trading card game that started them all, has been going strong since 1993. Subsequent card games that spawned from MTG are too many to list, thanks to Wizards of the Coast, a ...