A bit slow-moving, but an interesting game nonetheless. Not worth it at full price, but will be a charming pick-up at any major sale.

This game is more akin to an addiction than a game. I imagine the FBI keeps the "Add to Cart" button under constant surveillance, because purchasing this game is more or less the same thing as buying a metric tonne of crack cocaine, except that instead of a seedy man with a neckbeard and a heavily-stained wifebeater that has an odd habit of sniffing everything, your dealer is a soulless multimillion-dollar corporate vending machine.

While I can't go into specifics because of the character limit, just know that the premade decks design decision (as opposed to collecting and assembling your own deck) not only works but is essential to the game for balance reasons. All in all, this game offers a very decent array of content for the price, and should keep you busy for awhile if you're a Magic fan. If you like card games, get it. The multiplayer can be pretty glitchy at times, though, so be aware, and know that the expansions are a must for balance reasons!