The game itself is flawless, a great system, and the program has no bugs. It can't beat the original, but it sure can get close.

It takes a while to get through all of the tournaments, but the mainproblem is that it is really hard to get any enjoyment out of it after a while. Eventually, you a deck that wins every time.

Regardless, you should at least try it out.

Speed: 10/10

Perfect speed with animations, etc.

Gameplay: 9/10

Extremely fun!

Replay: 5/10

It eventually gets old.

Graphics: 8/10

Amazing sprites!

Resources: 6/10

Big, but worth it.

Overall: 7/10

As far as I can remember:

Controls: 9/10 Sometimes pressed ALPHA too many times, sometimes pressed 2nd on the wrong card.

Gameplay: 8/10 It was a beta: only 4 decks to battle.

Graphics: 10/10 Good sprites, but seems somebody's ripping too many. :|

Memory: 9/10 Great big blob on a regular TI-83+, but not too bad on a Silver.

Replayability: 9/10 Four decks to choose from.

Controls: 10/10-Can't get much better (or worse) in this, its a card game after all!
Replayability: 4/10-Once you beat a boss in this game, it becomes dreary to fight through all his minions and than fight him over and over.
Gameplay: 8/10-Pretty fun, but the monsters you fight are very repetitive and its not hard to know exactly what to do against them.
Originality: Its a copy of an older game, so I won't rate this

There are only two problems in the game:
1) The previously stated card erasing doesn't seem possible (at least in my 84+)
2) I played, enjoyed, saved, exited, but the game disappeared from my “Ion” program list. I checked and the “Wizsav1” file was 50kb+ in size; why? I deleted it, archived and unarchived the program, and it still doesn't work.

Graphics 10/10- The Graphics are better then anything I've ever seen using a single color!

Gameplay 9/10- There are lots of different enemies, each constructed differently. It starts out with extremly easy enemies, but you'll have a really hard time trying to get past the 3dmg/20hp Knight at the end. Good luck; you'll need it.

Replayability 7.5/10- So it's not the most replayable game, but its still fun to keep. And as long as you're using an 84+ or higher, memory shouldn't be a problem.

Concept 10/10- Well, I haven't run into any other games like this; it's not just a copy of another game!

Overall 9.7/10- One of my favorite calc games, and I can't wait for the finished version.

“Wizards” may begin a new age of trading card games on the calculator. From how much I've played this, the game seems virtually bug-less. The is a must have for your calculator. Unlike the many RPG's out there, this is a one of a kind game.

Graphics: 10/10 - Each card has its own graphic, and there are small animations, which don't take up too much time, so you can quickly play out the game. Everything is perfect and especially smooth.

Attention Span: 10/10 - Wow, I hurried and finished my work to play for the rest of the class. That must mean something. Usually RPG's capture my attention for only so long.

Ability to Pick up and Play: 9.5/10 - I picked this game up, and it only took a few minutes before I learned all the mechanics of the game. This game is truly easy to learn. The only drawback is when shopping for cards, you will not know what card it is unless you already have it.

I'm not sure if this is because of the TI-84 Plus, but sometimes, after you exit the program, the MirageOS APP variable suddenly becomes 17Kb big. Also, once you exit Mirage, you can't get back in without clearing the APP Variable.

Forget all the bonus cards and such, when this game gets two player mode, I'll rate this a 10/10.

My only complaints are:

1. Lack of multiplayer (Link or otherwise.)
2. Big filesize (Though still smaller then an app.)
3. Major time sucker. (What? Class is over already?)
4. The "mana" only gets upped one point every turn, and all the good cards seem to use 3 mana. So, this means three turns just hitting for one point, not using any skills, while the (more powerful) enemy lays into you, often killing you. It can get kind of frustrating.

Simple rules (Especially simple for anybody who's ever played MTG), relatively original game, large variety of cards to collect (At least for a calculator), nice graphics, smooth gameplay, and a promising 3 hours or so to beat the last boss ;-) If there’s one thing that's missing, it would be link play (This would greatly improve replayability) and maybe a bit more cards to collect.

1. As you keep playing, your deck size automatically drops steadily. I started with a deck size of 50 and it went down to 17.
2. The enemy monster always gets stronger, but your monster doesn't. Even if you think very strategically, there's a limit to what your cards can do.
3. It's too difficult to receive bonus cards.
4. There's no multiplayer. Multiplayer would add a whole new dimension. You can trade cards and battle other people's decks.

The downside: I'm not sure about this, but there seems to be no way to get rid of your cards. This could be a problem if you get too many copies of common cards; they will fill up your "Sideboard" and you won't have room for the rare cards.