Every Magic player remembers their best wins. The MTGBrew game — in development now, coming soon — is being built to remember them with you:...
Every Magic player remembers their best wins. The MTGBrew game — in development now, coming soon — is being built to remember them with you: your profile will carry your record against the Computer and your record against real players, side by side.
Two records, two different stories
Games against the Computer run at Easy, Medium, and Hard, matched to the same 1–10 strength scale the deck builder uses — so a win over a Hard brew means something specific. Games against real players are online 1v1 matches, where the record reflects human opponents, human lines, and human bluffs. Keeping the two records separate keeps both honest.
Built around the decks you brewed
You will play the decks you built on MTGBrew's AI deck builder, in the format you pick: Commander at 40 life, Regular at 20, Pauper at 20, or Random. If you have no deck yet, you can borrow an equal-power community deck so the match stays fair. The live players-online counter and player chat are part of the same build, and the MTGBrew Discord is where players will find opponents.
Honest status
The game is in development — coming soon, with no launch date announced. What is already live is the rest of mtgbrew.ai: the AI deck builder, the card database, and your collection. Brew your deck now, and your profile record starts the day the game opens.
Your record is also a brewing tool: a profile that shows you beat the Computer on Medium but stall against real players is telling you something specific about your deck — it handles scripted lines better than human disruption. That is the kind of feedback that makes the next brew better, and it is why the record lives on your profile rather than in a match-history tab nobody opens. Brew on mtgbrew.ai today, and your first recorded games will have a deck worth recording.
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