You already know if you want this. But to clarify.
If you played Budokai Tenkaichi back in the day. You want this game.
Get it bought. Have fun. And dont pick broly you cheap ♥♥♥♥.

This game is damn excellent. And honestly a sign that smaller teams are willing to give us as consumers what we actively want.

However, I cannot in good conscience, support this game, when I have seen even more countries added to the block list.

I recognise, totally, that this is NOT The fault of the developers, this is entirely the fault of the Publisher.
Sony are effectively blackballing themselves through poor business practices, and are making the situation worse and worse.

One day, democracy may return to the galaxy, but until then. I am signing out.

We all dive together, or we do not dive at all.
SES:Blade of Twilight

Edit 15/06/2025
They fixed it finally!

NOTE: I dont play MTG In meatspace as it were, so all of my experiences should be seen as someone who has little knowledge of the game and that im coming into this after playing Magic 2012/ 2013

This should be seen as more of a first glimpse into the game for now, I may revisit this if my opinion changes.

For a start, I had no issues loading the game at all, booted the game up, worked absolutely fine.

The interface for the game is pretty standard MTG game fare, but theres no need to fix what isnt broken. And the developer seems to have gotten this down to a T at this point.

I loaded up the campaign, and after rushing through all of the tutorial stuff, I got to my first matches in the campaign.
I have not yet started any of the campaigns barr the first one, however I sincerely hope that the difficulty raises, as I did not have a single match in which I dropped below 18, but overall the game ran absolutely without a hitch. I have seen bugs and errors in other peoples reviews that I have not experienced my self, but without a more complete scope of how the game is, I cannot comment on their issues one way or another.

After completing the campaign I went into the deck builder to see what that was like and I was pleasantly surprised to see an assisted deck builder. Of course the builder follows certain deck archetypes that arent neccesary for the higher class players, but for scrubby little noobs like me, it helped me build a deck I was comfortable in using that seemed to work well enough against the easy and medium AI.

So overall the game is good.. However there is one major bugbear that I have.. Microtransactions.
Of course I understand this is a free to play game, and the developer needs to make money one way or another, and thats fine.
To get new cards through booster packs, You need gold, you can earn gold by doing the daily quests in game (In a manner not dis-similar to hearthstone) Winning matches and doing the campaign.
My problem would be that the rate of coin earning seems far too low to keep someone who has no intention of putting any money into the game playing to earn new cards. Infact, if I were to want to spend any money, I would want to spend it on cards in real life.

To summarise. I would say that this is a good game for beginners and newbies to MTG, and in this way it serves its purpose to teach how to play the game and to show what the game can be like.
The downside is a fairly restricted microtransaction for cards system, which could be fixed with tweaking to the ammount of coins you get for completing tasks, or lowering the price of boosters in game.

Would recommend to New players, but am aware that there are better options for more hard core players of MTG, such as MTG Online.

Just cause 2 singleplayer, Was a mad romp of explosions flight and death in a massive sandbox.

This mod, unleashes everything that the singleplayer game offered, with the combined awesomeness of being able to shoot down your buddies, Team up to take down opposing teams or just generally ♥♥♥♥ around, Best of all. Its free!

If you own Just Cause 2, You are doing a dis-service to yourself by not at least trying this.