- Publisher: Ubisoft
- Release Date: Sep 13, 2012
- Also On: iPhone/iPad
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 75 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 45 out of 75
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Mixed: 14 out of 75
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Negative: 16 out of 75
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Sep 7, 2013
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Apr 16, 2014
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Dec 14, 2013Uimaginative, low strategy, forces you pay. Comlicated UI, and very not friendly to beginners.
After week playing with it, I found it very tiring and boring. -
Dec 18, 2014The game is absolutely terrible , from the graphics to the game-play , and even the HORRIBLE tournament system. Its mostly pay to win , because of how rarely you get new cards to use , because the packs are too expensive . Its also not new users-friendly. I would not recommend it to anyone , better go play Hearthstone.
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Dec 7, 2013Designed from the bottom up to be pay-to-win. Unless you plan on sinking a TON of cash into this game you'll stand no chance. Even to progress in the single player campaign requires a bought for deck. The devs made sure you have no option but to hand them cash. Stay away from this one.
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May 16, 2013
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Oct 19, 2013A truly terrible game. Rarely are games balanced, and certain decks which people have paid a lot of money for will always win. I would not recommend this game to anyone and would advise against this game in favor of others.
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Mar 24, 2016
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Jun 17, 2014
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Feb 3, 2014Ubisoft's card game demands lots of thinking, detailed planning and constant changes in tactics. The developer is strongly supporting the game (new decks, add-ons and balance fixes), what makes it a great tournament game. Perhaps it's not the best product for gamers avoiding long time engagement, but even they should consider it. Duel of Champions is a great game for a thinking player.
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Games Master UKFeb 9, 2013Accessible, challenging and endlessly strategic with a great community. [March 2013, p.89]
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Jan 22, 2013Ubisoft are to be applauded for grasping, as Hi-Rez Studios did with Tribes Ascend, that the secret to a successful free-to-play title is building a healthy player base first and foremost and watching the income flow from that, rather than nickel and diming gamers for even basic content. It also helps if your core game is any good to begin with, and Might & Magic Duel of Champions is most certainly that. In fact, I'd heartily recommend it to fans of the Might & Magic series or online trading card games in general even if it had a price tag attached.