Might & Magic Fates TCG
Stategy Card Game of Heroes
Ratings
Age
13+
Category
Strategy
Languages
English
Tue Mar 31 2026
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Might & Magic: Fates brings the rich lore of the long-running series to a competitive card game format. Players choose a hero from one of the six classic factions—Haven, Inferno, Necropolis, Stronghold, Academy, or Sanctuary—and build a deck around their unique powers. Combat is lane-based, requiring careful positioning of creatures and timely use of powerful spells and artifacts. With a robust ranked mode and evolving meta, it's a strategist's dream.
Dinsun Expert Review
Our Expert Score
Might & Magic: Fates TCG is a breath of fresh air for fans of the franchise who have been waiting for a mobile experience that actually respects the tactical depth of the source material. Unlike many modern CCGs that feel like simplified 'math' games, Fates leans heavily into the positioning and lane-management mechanics that made 'Duel of Champions' a cult classic. The six factions feel distinct; playing as the Inferno requires a high-risk, high-reward aggression that feels fundamentally different from the defensive, heal-heavy playstyle of the Haven.
The lane-based combat is where the game truly shines. It isn't just about playing the strongest card; it's about anticipating your opponent's movement and managing your limited resources. The visual fidelity of the card art is exceptional, blending the classic fantasy aesthetic with crisp, modern animations that make the board feel alive. While the meta is still evolving, the inclusion of a robust solo campaign ensures that even players who are wary of the competitive ladder have dozens of hours of content to sink their teeth into. It's a polished, deep, and rewarding strategic experience.
Features
6 factions with unique playstyles
Lane-based tactical board
Deep solo campaign and PvP
Stunning card art and animations
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Upcoming Events
Tips & Walkthrough
Don't just attack the hero. Sometimes it's better to place a high-health unit in a lane to block a dangerous enemy creature, buying you time to build resources.
Gameplays
Balance your deck with low-cost creatures for early defense and high-impact 'Champions' for the late game. Don't forget to include at least 10 spell cards.
Screenshot
Q&A
Cards can be earned through the campaign, ranked rewards, or by purchasing booster packs.
Ratings & Reviews
Good but more sets will make this great
Wed Feb 04 2026 Takashi12466This game is decently well done. I love the interactions, the leveling up of your hero to give additional abilities to the battlefield but right now in this current state of the game a lot of it is a little bit lackluster in the sense of deck building a gameplay just due to this year limited amount of cards that are in the game one thing that I really hope is as they get more cards, it’ll be different ways to interact with the game that can really take this to the next level but until then it’s OK. My biggest thing is they do need to bring down the amount of gold. It takes to get a pack and have their quests reset after 24 hours and not 48 hours. I don’t wanna spend 20 victories to get a single pack of this game I wanna spend maybe 10 victories at that point I’m fine somewhat financially supporting this game, but I don’t want to spend hours upon hours of gameplay to get three packs so I hope this changes but overall it’s a good game.
Don’t bother if you are a challenger
Tue Mar 03 2026 MentaLSuicideA clear example of pay to win game. Paid cards will always have the synergy edge over yours. Regular cards have effects, paid cards have synergy or just strong as a standalone card. You will almost always yield to a couple of interactions and not being able to answer is a matter of resources, not talent, not luck. This card game is not linear. Opponent can drop their strongest card at round 1 and if you can answer that, there is always a round 2 etc. repeating the cycle until inevitably you lose. There are rare instances that your opponent just can’t draw his cards and you are supposed to live with those rare instances where you still have to perform near perfect for the win. Playing perfect doesn’t get you the win for the most part. Because, again, it’s the matter of resources. Mulligan for whole hand every round gets the rich deck a lot of winning options most of the time while you are struggling in the stats and control game, not the strategy. Not with the cards you have at least. You may find lot more details on certain platforms, but, in short terms, game is effectively forcing you to spend. And it is a loot box. Unlike other card games, you cannot craft a card you want. Destined to open packs over and over. Remember, winner is determined by resources when two same skill players are matching. Also, the daily quests, are like a mockery, 1 quest a day. They are greedy in every possible way.
Game design
Fri Feb 06 2026 pipthehobbitI’ve played multiple hours of this game to finally notice that its lacking proper game design to be a good game to my point of view. I hope my view will help the team. Firstly I would say that the game mechanic give a advantage to aggro mechanics; you draw an hand of 5 cards every turn, the battlefield doesn’t allowed more then 6 units and those two together encourage you to trade unites and keep a good beat down tempo instead of building a board of synergies. Secondly the windows of opportunity that you have to play spells dont make seance to me. You can shoot spells during deployment, then on your turn only before you attack with an unit and if you ever make the mistake of not casting your spell before you used all your units then too bad, you’re stuck with it in your hand and you pretty much loose the opportunity to cast it. Also other things like the defenders being really good and determine if you win or not, having turns that since you don’t have the initiative and don’t draw what you need and pretty much automatically loose, every body playing the spell that make you get the initiative and you not being able to answer to that and multiple other issues. I think to finish that the game has a good potential and that it can be rearrange, the game is fun and some of the mechanics are really great, the structure just need to be change with the support of some TCG advisors like myself that jump on all tcg that exist. A lot if things have been tried and they’re still place for a lot of originality, there’s just some grand rules that makes bigs differentes between success and failure. Hope my comment were helpful.
Needs content and fixes to gameplay
Wed Mar 11 2026 Brutally honest gamerI really like the game and the idea is fresh which is cool, fun to play. However there are some issues just with gameplay. The most glaring being when your opponent goes afk they’re not held accountable. Essentially you just have to wait and extra 4-5 mins per turn until you win bc the game doesn’t concede afk players, but if I concede bc I don’t want to wait for the afk player I’m punished with no credit for the match.. so there needs to be a auto concede for afk players to avoid this. And we NEED content. The daily quest not enough. Also the fact that you can only buy one pack at a time for free in-game currency is an obvious way to encourage purchasing packs over playing for the coins. WE WANT PLAY TO WIN…NOT PAY TO WIN.. stop forcing the pay for better stuff and faster progression…it’s not a good look.. otherwise game could be successful ! Game has good mechanics and playability just needs some tweaks and less greed colluding the games success.
Could be higher but too many random generation cards
Sat Feb 07 2026 TheRJP3(Random in this review means not pulling from the deck the person is using or a stated thing on the card but from the entire set of cards which are available in the game) I started playing this day one because I loved MM:DoC. The game where this gets most of its assets and units. This game actually does several things better while being much different. I bought the welcome pack and got to mid gold tier by the time of this review. It’s very clear there are too many cards generating random units and spells. They are the bane of digital card games. Card games should have no random effects at all. They add nothing but frustration. I don’t get why developers don’t get that. No one who will stay with a card game long term wants to stay with a game after going from assured victory to a guaranteed loss in one single flip of a coin. It is literally a waste of 15-20 minutes of their life. And anyone that enjoys that will quit once the newness of a game wears off. Because they are stuck for an extended period of time just alternating wins and losses based on luck. But developers are going to add them for the people that just have to have them. Well they added too many in this game. This could be a great game but it’s just mediocre because 70% of the matches are just sheer luck wins or losses. I may put up with it until the first expansion of cards the judge where they are going with the random effects, because the bones of a great game are here. If they aren’t significantly reduced, I will definitely quit this game and never look back. Developers of digital card games would be shocked at how many more people they would retain if they either did no random effects or did a table of 2-4 options on a random effect. And seeing as this card game wants to bridge that collecting gap with the immutable wallet, maybe the developers would be smart enough to appeal to what people who actually go long term on TCG games actually want. There has never been someone at any TCG event ever say, “I wish they added random effects to this game so I have no idea what to expect from a card.”
Incredibly Unfinished
Sat Feb 14 2026 FreyjaherselfThere’s the bones of a good game here but this game launched literally, just a skeleton. It’s JUST bones. Here’s all the things you cannot do: Play unranked, Change your player avatar, Craft cards, View cards you don’t own. Yeah that’s right, there is no function allowing you to view the full collection of cards in this game. Absolutely mind boggling, I can’t even theory craft about decks I would want to chase because I CANT SEE ANY CARDS. Curious about the other factions?? Too bad if you don’t own them you literally can’t read the cards. Only 4 factions in the game at launch, and the starter decks all have so many neutral cards that there is no faction identity starting out. Every opponent feels like they’re playing the same deck as you. If you’re just starting out get the infernal deck first it’s clearly the best one. Maybe early access was a little too early guys, you didn’t even finish the game why are we playing it.
Lackluster to original dual of champions
Thu Feb 12 2026 NoitaerkI was interested in this as soon as I heard of it. However a week into play and deck-building it’s truly missing some core mechanics. I do like the hero leveling feature although it’s very complicated to keep them guarded outside of creature labeled protector and extreme Argo creature heavy style play. Some creatures are missing the cleave (the ability to harm multiple creatures that are adjacent in academy faction, board placement is next to meaningless unless you’ve got a creature or effect that provides a bonus. There is only a front line not a back so you can’t guard creatures from attack unless again you’ve got a protector on the board. It almost seems moot to focus much in the way of spells as they are a one and done against one creature for the most part so playing against a large enemy presence is quite difficult for spell heavy decks. Your heroes can cast any spell rather than drone select schools. I could say more but all in all it’s not as fun as the original
Awesome potential, needs features
Wed Feb 11 2026 LoxburryFeels like the game’s not fully ready. The actual gameplay is great, it’s a streamlined CCG experience. The hero mechanic, initiative, and how turns trade creature attacks back-and-forth makes for a very fun time. But, the app is lacking features. No account customization (how do I change my pfp?). Searching for cards in the deck building screen seems to just outright be missing functionality (ex: you want a demon for your deck? Type in demon. No results. Huh? Clear the search bar, search through all of your cards, and there ARE demons. What?). Card acquisition is also a red flag. So far, if you have dupes beyond 2 for a card, you can do nothing with them. Also, no card crafting. So you can only open packs to acquire cards, which you can get any number of dupes for, which cannot be exchanged for any type of currency for card crafting or the like. This is the big scare for me. Again, seems like this is essentially in early access, there are clearly many forthcoming game modes etc that can be seen in-game & not yet accessed. So, I recommend, and will easily bump to 5 stars if their future changes fix some of these issues, but be wary for now.
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