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Magic: The Gathering

Released Mar 6, 1997 Rating 73/100 Rated Teen
PC
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Magic: The Gathering, the collectible card game that defined the trading card genre since 1997, continues to expand through major crossover sets and special releases. The game recently announced The Hobbit as its next major licensed crossover, delivering story elements the earlier Lord of the Rings set did not explore. Wizards of the Coast has also introduced Star Trek to the game, marking the first time MTG cards will be sold with authentic signatures, featuring characters like Kirk and Janeway.

Beyond these franchises, Magic has been diversifying its collaborations. A Stardew Valley crossover arrived through Secret Lair drops, though fan reception to some of the new artwork proved mixed. Looking ahead, MagicCon Amsterdam 2026 revealed plans for four MagicCon events across cities in 2027, alongside a kaiju-themed set launching in 2027. The classic Dreamcast version of Magic also received an AI-assisted English translation update, keeping the game's earliest digital iteration more accessible to modern players.

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Magic: The Gathering – The Hobbit Review – An Expected Party

Magic: The Gathering – The Hobbit Review – An Expected Party As far as Universes Beyond go, The Hobbit is another great fit for Magic: The Gathering. How could it not be, given the sweeping influence Tolkien had on modern fantasy over the last half century? It’s not exactly an Un…

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