Magic: The Gathering Arena Enters Open Beta
Following a three-day downtime as part of its release out of closed beta, Magic: The Gathering Arena is now available as an open beta, though it’s still due to roll out in some regions. At least for new players in North America, it should now be possible to download the game client directly from the official website, create an account, and try it out with plenty of free decks and cards. In my preview of the closed beta, published back in July, I was very impressed and excited for the future as I saw Arena establishing itself as the best online implementation of Magic: The Gathering after a long list of failures and half-successes.
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