
Might & Magic Fates TCG is an original card battle game where you command Heroes, summon iconic creatures, cast devastating spells, and build tactical structures. Collect tons of cards, build unique decks and crush rivals in epic duels to become a legend of the Sea of Fates.
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Might & Magic Fates TCG is an original strategy card game rooted in the legendary Might & Magic universe. Build your deck, summon mythical creatures, cast devastating spells, and lead iconic heroes into battle. Each card is part of a living legacy shaped by decades of fantasy lore and player imagination.
A fractured multiverse where timelines collide and destinies unravel. Lead the charge with powerful heroes, command diverse armies, and outwit your opponents in tactical duels that reward creativity and skill. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to card games, Fates offers a fresh take on a legendary world.
Lead with iconic heroes drawn from the Might & Magic universe. Progress each hero like an RPG character, unlocking game-changing abilities and evolving your strategy over time.
Build your arsenal with powerful spells, creatures, and artifacts — as well as unique hero cards and strategic building cards that shape the battlefield in your favor.
Fight for the glory of Haven, raise the dead in Necropolis, unleash Inferno’s fury, or command the arcane power of Academy.
Craft your own tactics with a flexible deckbuilding system, then test your skill in battles where synergy, positioning, and timing matter more than luck.
Climb the ranks in competitive multiplayer or enjoy seasonal solo events and faction-based challenges.
Play and progress without paywalls. In-game purchases are optional and never required to compete.
Your cards are more than tools. They are echoes of fallen worlds, bound to fate.
Are you truly prepared to discover your fate?
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America +4 more
Sums Steam only; App Store publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | Free | 1.8Kreviews | 52% | — | $0 |
| Free | 1.2Kratings | 93% | — | not modelled |
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In short: Very solid Virtual Trading Card Game with great potential for future development. In detail: I really like the flow of the game. Starting with resource generation (every card generates some amount of the resources needed to play cards) solves the problem of "floods" and unplayable hands. I also really like the concept of initiative and alternating activations. What I dislike is that you cannot cast a spell if you have no cards left to activate on the board. The feeling after "losing a won game" just because I wasn't allowed to cast a spell I had the resources for is absolutely terrible. Then there is the controversial topic of NFTs, card trading, and the game being "Pay to Win." It might be shocking to some people, but TCGs (Trading Card Games) are, at their core, "Pay to Win," so saying that a "TCG is bad because it is Pay to Win" is about as illogical as saying that a "simulator is bad because it is too realistic." No, it is simply in line with the genre. The controversial part is indeed the involvement of NFTs. On the other hand, however, they introduce another very important aspect: trading. This was not really available in VTCGs until now, despite being a crucial part of the genre — literally hardcoded into its name.
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| Game | Estimated lifetime revenue | Reviews | Review score | Price |
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| $6.3K | 29 | 21% | $9.99 | |
| $1.2K | 12 | 75% | $4.99 | |
| $0 | 805 | 91% | Free | |
| $0 | 16 | 75% | Free | |
| $0 | 3.5K | 77% | Free | |
| $0 | 4 | 50% | Free |
Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 192 reviews with recorded playtime.
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游戏的平衡性几乎没有,不同英雄技能都是有区别的。现在已经有5个派系,派系又有几个英雄,太多了,平衡性完全没有办法保障。现在体验的过程就是一直在出超模的卡,紫卡和橙卡就是碾压的存在,对于新手和平民玩家不友好。氪金玩家就算爽一时,也没有什么体验感。
日本不配用龙配图
Buenas mecánicas, bien hecho.
Nice card game, some neat ideias, there is a loot of room to growm. Best of all - no super heroes, cartoon, pop culture characters
Great card game a bit p2w has usual but can win with some strategy
the only resaon i decided to play was to trade and sell and buy cards the trade site this game usses denied me and i sent all my info to them id socail secruity card and images of me and the disabled my account i want a refound for every thing i spent on the game and they having me go back and forth one person saying go to in game support and then ingame support sends me to discord bad game stick to magic the gathering arena way better then this these people suspect as hell they just money hungry screw this game i want a refound nowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
Might & Magic Fates - Heroes TCG marks Ubisoft's latest expansion of the long-running fantasy franchise by adapting its legendary world into a modern digital trading card game. Instead of focusing on large-scale kingdom management or role-playing adventures, the game shifts its attention toward tactical card battles where strategy, planning, and careful deck construction determine victory. Set within the mystical Sea of Fates, a realm where different timelines and realities intersect, the game introduces an original narrative while preserving the recognizable heroes, creatures, factions, and magical atmosphere that have defined the Might & Magic universe for decades. The result is a game that feels familiar to longtime fans without requiring previous knowledge of the series, making it approachable for newcomers while still celebrating its rich fantasy heritage. The gameplay centers on assembling personalized decks from an expanding collection of cards that represent legendary heroes, fearsome creatures, devastating spells, artifacts, and unique structures capable of influencing the battlefield. Every match encourages players to think several turns ahead, balancing offense, defense, resource management, and card synergy rather than relying on luck alone. Hero progression adds another strategic layer by allowing powerful leaders to develop throughout battle, unlocking new abilities that can dramatically change the flow of combat. The available factions—including Haven, Necropolis, Inferno, and Academy—each possess their own identity and mechanics, creating meaningful differences in playstyle that encourage experimentation and replayability. Whether players prefer overwhelming aggression, calculated control, magical superiority, or defensive endurance, the game offers enough variety to support multiple competitive approaches. A notable strength lies in its emphasis on rewarding strategic thinking instead of simply encouraging larger card collections. Deck customization provides considerable flexibility, giving players opportunities to combine cards creatively and discover effective synergies rather than forcing them into predetermined archetypes. Positioning, ability timing, and efficient resource usage all contribute to success, ensuring that victories feel earned through intelligent decision-making. Solo-focused players are also given meaningful content through seasonal activities, faction challenges, and progression systems that allow them to expand their collections without exclusively relying on competitive multiplayer. Ranked matches, meanwhile, provide an environment where experienced players can continually refine their decks and measure their skills against others from around the world. Presentation is another area where the game succeeds. The artwork remains faithful to the classic fantasy style associated with the Might & Magic franchise, featuring detailed character illustrations, impressive creature designs, and visually striking spell effects. Every faction possesses a distinct artistic identity, helping each deck feel unique while reinforcing the world's lore. The interface is clean and organized, making complex matches easier to follow even as multiple abilities and effects trigger during a turn. Audio elements complement the visuals with atmospheric music and magical sound effects that reinforce the feeling of commanding legendary armies rather than simply playing cards. Together, these production values help create a polished atmosphere that enhances the strategic gameplay without becoming distracting. As an Early Access release, the game is still evolving, and Ubisoft openly acknowledges that balancing, progression, and content expansion will continue through ongoing updates influenced by community feedback. That transparency works in the game's favor because its existing systems already demonstrate a strong strategic foundation while leaving room for refinement. Players who enjoy participating in the growth of competitive games will likely appreciate the steady introduction of new cards, adjustments, and seasonal content, while those who prefer a fully completed experience may choose to wait until development reaches its final stages. The game's stated commitment to fair progression, where purchases remain optional rather than essential for competitiveness, is also encouraging in a genre that is often criticized for aggressive monetization. Overall, Might & Magic Fates - Heroes TCG successfully transforms one of fantasy gaming's most recognizable franchises into an engaging digital card game built around thoughtful tactics, flexible deckbuilding, and meaningful progression. It respects the legacy of the series while introducing mechanics that feel contemporary and accessible, creating an experience capable of appealing to both dedicated fans and players looking for a fresh strategic card battler. Although additional content and balance improvements will be important as development continues, the current foundation already showcases considerable promise. With continued support and regular updates, the game has the potential to establish itself as a strong competitor within the digital trading card genre. Rating: 6/10
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