Laser Lemming writes "If you already own Magic 2013, unless you really like the idea of being able to make your own decks and are happy with the level of play that is already available in last years iteration of the series, you might be better off skipping 2014. If you were looking to get into the real game but it appears overwhelming or conversely are a seasoned player I would certainly recommenced giving Magic 2014 a go."
Crash Wiki presents a handy troubleshooting guide to help you sort out any game-breaking issues in Magic 2014 such as black screen crashes, errors, and more
GamesBeat compares and contrasts three of the most popular digital card games, Hearthstone, SolForge, and Magic 2014.
Think I'll stick with Hearthstone for now. Magic and SolForge sound a bit more intimidating.
Started SolForge a few days ago, and while I need to learn more about it, I like the mana curve of Hearthstone -- seems more tactical to me -- than what SolForge does so far.
I don't like the mana curve of Hearthstone -- I feel like it limits what I can play. Some rounds, I have no choice as to what card I can lay down, so that doesn't seem as strategic to me.
I love the card-leveling aspect of SolForge. Best part of the game.
Steven Strom (Prima Games): Magic the Gathering is the undisputed juggernaut of trading card games. For the past few years, it even developed a successful, yearly video game platform in the form of Duels of the Planeswalkers.
