Tag
Magic.
A list of PC games filtered by the "Magic" tag, ranked by quality, popularity, and price.
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Ghost Case
Quality
60
Popularity
8
Value
49
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Hidden Memories
Quality
59
Popularity
10
Value
49
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Pumpkin Woods
Quality
59
Popularity
12
Value
50
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Locktale
Quality
57
Popularity
13
Value
51
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Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions
Quality
62
Popularity
28
Value
32
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Might & Magic® Heroes® VII
Quality
50
Popularity
31
Value
40
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Immortals of Aveum™
Quality
60
Popularity
28
Value
34
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Yet Another Fantasy Title (YAFT)
Quality
49
Popularity
36
Value
36
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Wizdom Academy
Quality
52
Popularity
19
Value
49
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Dungeon Defenders: Going Rogue
Quality
38
Popularity
40
Value
46
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Dark and Light
Quality
48
Popularity
33
Value
41
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Crown of Greed
Quality
51
Popularity
23
Value
47
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Elemental: Reforged
Quality
60
Popularity
22
Value
38
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Girls vs Goblins
Quality
48
Popularity
21
Value
48
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Some of You May Die
Quality
52
Popularity
15
Value
50
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Eye of the Incubus
Quality
51
Popularity
18
Value
50
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Magic 2015 - Duels of the Planeswalkers
Quality
48
Popularity
29
Value
40
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Warena
Quality
37
Popularity
27
Value
54
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