Magic Duels Of The Planeswalkers 2014 [xbla][ar... -

: A major franchise first where players open six booster packs to construct a custom deck for use in a dedicated campaign and online multiplayer.

The game features 10 base decks, each with 30 additional cards that can be unlocked through gameplay to further customize the strategy. Planeswalker/Theme Primary Colors Chandra Nalaar Red (Burn) Hunter's Strength Garruk Wildspeaker Green (Big Creatures) Avacyn's Glory White (Humans/Angels) Masks of the Dimir Blue/Black (Control/Mill) Enter the Dracomancer Red/Green/Black (Dragons) Deadwalkers Liliana Vess Black (Zombies) Mind Maze Jace Beleren Blue (Illusions) Chant of Mul Daya Green (Land/Eldrazi) Sliver Hive Multi-color (Slivers) Guardians of Light Ajani Goldmane White (Enchantments) Critical Reception on XBLA Magic Duels of The Planeswalkers 2014 [XBLA][Ar...

: Players follow Planeswalker Chandra Nalaar across various planes—including Innistrad, Zendikar, and Ravnica—to track down the mysterious villain Ramaz. : A major franchise first where players open

Reviewers from XBLA Fans and ZTGD praised the game for its accessible tutorial and the long-awaited inclusion of deck building. However, some critics noted that the in the campaign could feel repetitive compared to standard matches and expressed concern over the balance of certain pre-constructed decks in multiplayer. Duels of the Planeswalkers 2014 Decklists and Card Unlocks Reviewers from XBLA Fans and ZTGD praised the

for Xbox Live Arcade (XBLA) was released on June 26, 2013 , as a streamlined entry point into the Magic: The Gathering universe. Developed by Stainless Games, it was the first title in the series to introduce Sealed Play , allowing players to build custom 40-card decks from virtual booster packs. Core Gameplay Features

: Supports up to four players in Free-for-All matches and the returning Two-Headed Giant co-op mode. Available Decks & Unlocks

: Ten "head-scratcher" scenarios that require players to find a winning move within a single turn using specific board states.