Lots of potential, terribly mismanaged – Magic: Puzzle Quest Review

There are some solid strengths to this game—its a great idea and it’s interesting to play. They did a really good job with the cooperative competition and there are several thriving communities on third party chat apps. If you like buggy slot machines that take forever to load—you’ll love this game. The bad: It’s slow and buggy and the developer keeps pushing new features that no one wants (or asked for!) instead of making sure that the game is playable. It reflects badly on WotC to lend their name to such sloppy workmanship. Communication is non-existent. The forums are trash; largely ignored by D3GO one can occasionally find meaningful answers to important questions... buried in the third page of replies on an unrelated topic. Support is slow and doesn’t really understand the game which leads to frustrating experiences explaining thing over and over and over again. They somehow managed to eff up completely the paid VIP subscription. Many of us put money into the game so the devs can spend some time fixing bugs and testing the code before they released it... it hasn’t helped. I think they took our money and ran. They will ask you to rate the game every five minute. There is no way to turn it off. So here I am rating your game. Happy now, D3GO?
Review by Sarah Schmara on Magic: Puzzle Quest.