If you can summon enough of them, they quickly become an almost unstoppable force. Each Sliver has its own ability and grants that ability to every other Sliver creature in play. Also new to Magic 2014 are the infamous Slivers creature type. After you defeat its six opponents, you’ll have to find other players online to use your sealed deck against or create custom matches against the AI. It’s a good solution for this particular version of the game, although a more robust sealed deck campaign would have been appreciated. Do sealed decks perfectly replicate the real Magic card-collecting and deck-building experience? No, that’s what Magic Online is for. Magic 2014 helpfully grades your deck on its strength as you build it, and will even build the thing for you if you prefer. You open several booster packs and then set about building the deck you like from this random pool of cards. The sealed deck campaign gives you more freedom than ever to build your own arsenal of creatures and spells. Magic 2014 (the fourth in the series) provides probably the most significant new feature yet: the ability to create your own “sealed” decks. It isn’t a replacement for the physical card game, but a complementary experience. You also get to play with hundreds of cards that would cost considerable time and money to track down in real life.
Sure, that’s still a good time, but what I like about the digital version is that it pits you against a wide variety of expertly crafted decks created by the masters - Magic’s creators themselves. As you complete chapters of the campaign, you unlock new pre-made decks and new cards.Īs I was playing in the IGN office, someone watching me remarked that they would rather just play the physical card game. The single-player campaign, which pits you against a string of 25 different opponents, throws increasingly difficult and ever-changing decks at you, demonstrating the seemingly endless deck possibilities and forcing you to experiment and be creative with your own decks. If you’ve never played Magic the Gathering before, is Magic 2014 a good place to begin? Yes! Right from the start it asks how much experience you have and provides an excellent tutorial that teaches the basics. In this edition you get a single-player campaign, a separate “sealed play” campaign where you can build your own decks, 10 puzzle challenges, online multiplayer for up to four magicians, and a player profile that tracks all sorts of stats like most used mana color, win count, and titles earned - all for ten bucks. That is an extreme oversimplification, though, as the vast amount of card types and modifiers allow for many different strategies and tactics. Basically, you play head-to-head against an opponent and attempt to whittle their 20 hit points down to zero by summoning monsters and casting spells.
Magic 2014 (the fourth in the series) follows all the same rules as the real-world version.
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