Magic card database (MTG)

Magic trading card game database is the premium iOS application for everything Magic. With its advanced grid view, you can browse cards quicker than any other application.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Reference	Free	Nicole Graham	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Magic card database (MTG) Screenshot on iOS

MTG allows for editing and saving multiple searches saving you from having to re-enter them each time you launch the app.

FEATURES:
+ Advanced search & browse options.
+ Price guide that is updated daily.
+ Searchable by name, description, expansion, rarity, colors, artist & others.
+ Small app size & image caching for improved performance.
+ Offline mode by pre-caching images.
+ Large grid for multiple card viewing.
+ Details laid out in an easy access view.

If you like this app, please rate it. It will make me add new features sooner!

All prices are courtesy of TCGplayer.com

Reviews

Amazing but one question
bla bla fart

This is great but why is there cards that seem sketchy like the guy with 99 damage and health and all those test cards

Update needed
Hehcshvxd

Needs an update

Stupid....
Dylan Kent

How was the easiest method for sorting cards, like sorting by color, not put into this app? Wow... I also went to the settings to try and modify the search criteria by clicking on a box as if to say “Use this method with my search” but when I tried to take away the check mark in the box, it wouldn’t go away. In fact I checked all the boxes to test it out and none of them could be “un-checked”. Fix it for a better rating.

Ok
OliveStatue3569

It is decent but it does cost money to get the card and it is expensive I could find cheaper

Undesirable
Dragonsixes

This app is borderline useless if you don’t know exactly what you are looking for, and even worse, you can’t search for cards that fit well with your library unless you know every single card. But if you know every card, then you don’t need a familiar. On too of that, even if you do know exactly what you are looking for, it’s Russian roulette whether or not it will even be included in the database. You might as well just search on Safari for cards

Kinda does its job...
drumbumisfum

If you’re looking for a database that will quickly and easily show you MTG cards, this app will do a good job with any card that you know the exact name of that was printed before M20. I wouldn’t recommend spending any money on this app, as it rarely updates with new cards and its search function leaves much to be desired: I would just use your preferred website on a mobile browser instead of this app - but until Scryfall releases their own app this unfortunately appears to be the best MTG database on the AppStore