Magic: The Gathering

Let’s begin with the basics on how the game is played. The character generation is relatively unique in how you can customize your various characters but the deck choices is simple and not powerful enough to put any dents in strong enemies right off the bat. When entering combat the amount of life is preset to 10 for you and varies for your opponent pending the strength of the enemy and its deck. Avoiding running into enemies is relatively difficult in open ground but when in the dungeon modes find alternative routes around them is easy.

Let’s begin with the basics on how the game is played. The character generation is relatively unique in how you can customize your various characters but the deck choices is simple and not powerful enough to put any dents in strong enemies right off the bat. When entering combat the amount of life is preset to 10 for you and varies for your opponent pending the strength of the enemy and its deck. Avoiding running into enemies is relatively difficult in open ground but when in the dungeon modes find alternative routes around them is easy.
The riddles are easy if you have played the card game and are familiar with the creatures or spells. When in combat mode (sorry for the side track there) the turns run just as it would during the card game is played; from upkeep to final turn phase. The controls are a little confusing since there is no instruction manual to help you start so you end up looking at the help menu a lot if your not sure how to perform something (at least I did at first). With the starting deck it is difficult to achieve a victory with cards but after a few wins and buying/finding cards you can practically make any deck that want (black/red/green is my favorite). As your deck gets better so does your chances of taking down stronger enemies decks.
Some difficulties of the game is buying cards from towns after you click on them. When the card you want gets clicked there is no yes or no option; when this happens, just use the keyboard and press (y) for yes and (n) for no. The set life points is a bitch to get over, but getting advanced life before a fight helps a lot against the wizards in the towers. Use the save function a lot, incase you lose a duel and it forces a card from your deck. Try to purchase the world items when available and remember where they are located if you don’t have the money at that time. Don’t waste time on getting the clues after you know where the place is close to, just find the town on the map and go in that general area till you find it. The enemies’ decks are all the same for that particular enemy (ex. All black knights have the same deck). If you need help or looking for cheats look under yahoo search for "magic duel planes walkers" and find what your looking for.
In conclusion, This game is worth playing! Enjoy it!