Ubisoft

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[stat=Publisher]Ubisoft[/stat]
[stat=Developer]Ubisoft[/stat]
[stat=Genre]TCG[/stat]
[stat=Distribution]Online Download[/stat]
[stat=Graphics]3D[/stat]
[stat=PvP]Yes[/stat]
[stat=Free to Play]Yes[/stat]
[stat=Download Size]??[/stat]
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[/review]Might and Magic: Duel of Champions is a free to play collectible card game, or trading card game from Ubisoft. 2013 has seen a multitude of online TCG games, which has both diluted the market, but has caused some of the bigger players to really stand out. Trading card games may not be for everyone, but Might and Magic brings something to the table that other card games have fallen flat on.

The game starts with a choice of three factions. They are separated by whether or not you are into healing and protection, attack damage, or infecting and stealing life. Once you’ve figured out the path you’d like to take, your story campaign begins. The tutorial will give you the basics of the game, and takes you through a few duels with some dialogue that ties together the plot. RPG players will want to take notice to the events going on, as the story for the game is actually quite decent.

Once you’ve got the hang of the game you’ll find that this online TCG Game is actually more than meets the eye. There are a number of elements that come in to play and casting cards is not as simple as throwing them at the opponent, a lot of strategy and critical thinking goes into what cards you do or do not play. The game has three types of main cards: creatures, spells and fortunes. A PvP mode along with the ability to ‘practice’ before-hand gives you enough skills to venture into the battle arenas.