Being forced to guess from imperfect information, combined with the inherent randomness in the game (such as from shuffling), makes finding perfect or ideal strategies impractical, if not impossible, and tests a variety of cognitive skills. By contrast, some other games, such as chess, expose the entire game state to all players. Magic is a game of hidden information, meaning that each player knows secrets that the other players do not. Cards are sold in a variety of languages and products, including booster packs and preconstructed theme decks. There are currently more than 20,000 unique Magic cards, to which hundreds are added each year. There are several ways of winning the game, the most common being reducing your opponent to 0 life, from a starting total of 20. Each player uses their own deck, which may be constructed from cards they previously owned, or from a limited pool of cards at an event. The game is commonly played with two players, but can be played with more. Within the game of Magic, each player takes the role of a planeswalker, a powerful, magic-wielding being. It can be played in many different formats. Magic is not a single game but rather a game system that shares a set of rules and game components (mainly cards). Digitally, the game can be played in Magic Online and MTG Arena. Magic holds the title of "Most Played Trading Card Game," and is currently published in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French, German, Italian, Korean, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.
Magic: The Gathering, also Magic or MTG, is a strategy card game created by Richard Garfield in 1993, and published by Wizards of the Coast.
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