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Suffice to say, Wizards intends to support both platforms in parallel for now. *Whew* MTG Arena Will NOT Replace Magic: the Gathering OnlineĬhris Kiritz has a lot more to say on the future of Magic Online, which we will cover in-depth as more information develops there. You will also be able to select your preferred basic lands for your decks. Wizards is focusing on true Standard support with MTG Arena, meaning rotation just like in paper and MTGO, but they won’t commit to including older formats. Therefore, MTG Arena will be released with all of the cards in Standard for Constructed, Draft, and Sealed-with ranked ladder systems-and potentially digital-only formats. Magic: the Gathering Arena will be focused on Standard and Limited, meaning that you likely won’t be able to play any eternal formats, like Vintage, Legacy, or Modern. MTG Arena Will Support Standard, Draft, and Sealed

There will be in-game purchases, but they won’t be required to have the full MTG Arena experience. You can download, play, and earn booster packs and cards for free. Just like its major competitors, Hearthstone and Eternal, Magic: the Gathering Arena will be free-to-play. It has a similar layout and look as Duels, but with the over-the-top visuals and sounds that players have come to love in popular digital card games like Hearthstone and Eternal. MTG Arena looks very much like an upgraded version of Magic Duels, Wizards’ previous attempt to make a Hearthstone-like version of Magic that was discontinued earlier this year. The game itself automatically makes some decisions for you, such as which mana to use to cast a card, but will allow you to take control of those decisions if you’d like. The goal of Magic: the Gathering Arena is to combine the complexity and depth of Magic in a more user- and viewer-friendly package. Magic Duels + Full Rules Engine + Hearthstone = Magic: the Gathering Arena It will be free-to-play and will only be available on PC (to start). MTG Arena looks like an upgraded version of Magic Duels, with all the Hearthstone-like sound effects and visuals, but with the full Magic rules engine. Wizards previewed Magic: the Gathering Arena, its newest digital game, today in a reveal stream on Twitch.