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Magic: Legends’ Open Beta Finally Coming Soon  Cryptic Studios has officially confirmed that Magic: Legends is getting an open beta in March alongside a shiny new trailer for the new PC TCG. Magic: The Gathering is one of the most popular deckbuilding TCG’s out there, and Magic: Legends brings an interesting twist to the battlefield. The open beta for Magic: Legends is coming on March 23rd exclusively for PC. Magic The Gathering: Online is available for free exclusively for PC right now, while Magic: ManaStrike is available for free on iOS and Android. Magic: The Gathering fans who get t...

Mary Chieffo Talks Returning to Her Klingon Roots for Star Trek Online Share L'Rell is ready to lend advice to the Klingons of her far, far future. (Image: Perfect World/Cryptic Studios) To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. When Star Trek: Discovery shot itself into the 32nd century at the end of its second season, it left behind a pretty major chunk of its supporting cast in the p...

Magic: Legends Announces Open Beta Launch Date Magic: Legends is getting ready to enter open beta on PC on March 23rd. Magic: Legends is the upcoming massively multiplay action RPG developed by Cryptic Studios for Perfect World Entertainment. The game is based on Wizards of the Coast's iconic collectible card game Magic: The Gathering, allowing players to become a Planeswalker to summon monsters and cast spells. Players build a deck of cards to power their skills and abilities, drawing on Magic's five colors. Magic: Legends has thus far revealed two of its five Planeswalkers classes: the re...

Star Trek Online continues to resonate with people after 11 years,” said Yoon Im, CEO of Perfect World Entertainment. “The Cryptic Studios team is incredibly passionate about Star Trek and has done a tremendous job of bringing the films and shows to life in the game. We could not be more thrilled to celebrate this milestone with them and our devoted players.” “We feel so honored to be on this journey after 11 years,” said Andre Emerson, the game’s executive producer. “Each new year brings more Star Trek content than ever before and we feel like we’re just getting started. ...

Image: Perfect World/Cryptic Studios When Star Trek: Discovery shot itself into the 32nd century at the end of its second season, it left behind a pretty major chunk of its supporting cast in the process: most notably the Klingon factions helmed by the Empire’s newest Chancellor, L’Rell, played by Mary Chieffo. But now, by new time-twisting circumstances, Chieffo’s back trekkin’, albeit in a video game way. Advertisement House Reborn, the latest story content for Star Trek Online. Recent arcs of the long-running MMO have seen players explore a fractured Klingon Empire, as House Mok...