Magic: Legends (Page 2)

We've probably all heard about how difficult it is for a game to transition from being a paid title to a free-to-play one.

With talk of crunch in video game development again making headlines, it's refreshing to see one developer slow things down a bit.

On Magic: Legends' Plane of Innistrad sits Gavony, a dark and brooding province, and the subject of today's dev blog on environment art.

Another Planeswalker class has been revealed for Cryptic Studios' Action RPG Magic: Legends.

Among the five classes that will be available when Magic: Legends launches will be a long-range class inspired by the sun.

It's that time again.

In a way, Magic: The Gathering packs were the original loot boxes.

In another behind the scenes look at the development of Magic: Legends, the game's dev team is highlighting the system that controls how enemies spawn in the game -- including which ones spawn, as well as where and when.

As we draw closer to...

Get ready, everyone!...

Last week, the team at Cryptic Studios introduced realms in Magic: Legends, a kind of menu system that tracks and enhance your planeswalker's progression in the game through a variety of specialized workstations.

Lots of MMOs give players housing.

Today, the Magic: Legends team published another post about what players can expect from certain aspects of gameplay.

Today, Cryptic offered up some more information on the upcoming Acton MMORPG Magic: Legends in a post on the game's site.

Those hoping for more information on Cryptic's upcoming M:TG-based ARPG Magic: Legends are in luck today -- especially if they're interested in the Beastcaller Class.

If you've played any amount of Magic: The Gathering, you've eventually run into one of those blue decks.

Mages aren't all flimsy glass cannons who like to shoot fireballs from a safe distance.

How much can you learn about Magic: Legends in seven minutes?...

It might be a new decade, but I'm going to make the same old mistakes and try to predict what I think will happen in free-to-play gaming over the next calendar year.

The Magic: Legends team continues its trickle of information tactics -- which is both a blessing and a curse for players interested in the upcoming MMO.

Now that the cork has been let off the Magic: Legends bottle, it seems the intent is to just keep pouring the information out a little at a time.

Perfect World Entertainment and Wizards of the Coast's Magic: Legends MMO is scheduled to come out later this year -- following a beta that is still somewhat in the future as well.

There hasn't been too much revealed about Magic: Legends since its formal announcement at the Game Awards earlier this month -- unless you're willing to dive deep into all the various social media channels at your disposal.

Two and a half years ago, we heard that Cryptic Studios was working on a Magic: The Gathering MMORPG -- and really haven't heard much else since (though that didn't stop us from trying to predict what it would be).