If you can access almost literally ***any*** other method of playing MtG, it's likely going to be better. But, just because the other options are better doesn't make this one bad. Heck, if anything, when it works it's quite good! It's just that the "when it works" bit is the main issue. I've had several friends encounter a myriad of crashes, loading errors, and performance issues, all of which seem to fade in and out at random.
We still had our fun though! And once they were able to start doing matches it was an *excellent* introduction to the rules of MtG to them. We'll likely even keep playing through Arena for the foreseeable future, as keeping track of the amount of flickering/EtB effects/Counterspells I can and do activate at various points in the game has caused the entirety of my MtG friend group to call me every derogatory word that they're willing to fling my way- (I deserve this)

... I kind of lost track of where I was going with this. Basically, (assuming your client doesn't hold a blood feud against you) starting here if you want to get into Magic is pretty a good idea. If you want to get into Commander or more controlled standard matches, then please do look into the *many* other options for playing MtG. I won't name them here because I'm lazy, but I know finding them is quite simple.

Oh, and a very quick side note: MtG Arena's Brawl mode is a *very* neutered version of Commander. If you're unsure whether or not you want to invest time into making/finding a Commander deck to run, then I'd heavily suggest trying Brawl out first. Preferably with a friend though, as matchmaking in Brawl with a patchy deck will be a one way trip to hell.
This is coming from experience. Please, save yourselves the pain..

Incredibly good zelda-like demo, 1000% try it out for yourself. Combat feels good, movement feels *REALLY good*, exploration has lots of potential (not much room to show it off right now, but I'm more than certain the full release is going to scratch that Zelda exploration itch easily. I can feel it in me bonesss) (Though honestly none of this is a surprise I think, this IS the Shovel Knight devs we're talking about)

Will be purchasing on launch day, more likely than not.

I mean it's alright.

Sinking team my beloved, go and give my enemies anxiety attacks NOW.

1/10, can't profess love for sock puppet.

I think, now here me out here, I *think* I might be autistic. Maybe. Why do I think this? Well, it's quite simple really.

The excel spreadsheets I've scrounged/made to help with fusion planning and dungeon exploration speak for themselves...

Alas, I'm still starving by myself to this day...

Great game that I'd wholly recommend to anyone interested, though I'm never completing it. Physically can't, considering that anxiety attacks make playing games reeaaallllyyy hard, or so I've heard.