Artifact

Both versions of the Artifact card game are free to play in their current states moving forward.

Remember Artifact? They're in it for the long haul.

Watch Richard Garfield open up and explain what went right and wrong with the development of Valve's Artifact.

Valve's card game had such a prominent reputation of being unpopular, trolls were using it to "hide" inappropriate streams.

The developer is currently "heads-down" to focus on fixing the card game's major issues instead of shipping smaller, incremental updates.

It seems like Valve may be slowing down their card game.

Here's what we want to see from Valve's card game.

Valve is changing how they look at card balancing in the future.

Despite a lower-than-expected playerbase, Valve isn't giving up on its card game any time soon.

It starts with the first part appropriately titled Prelude;

Dan Tack creates an astoundingly bad deck for us in Valve's new game. Can he overcome the RNG gods?

More changes will be coming over the next week and a half.

You can make your own deck software now.

The key strategy is believing in the heart of the cards.

You won't be able to preview Valve's new card game until about a week before it's out.

The change came quickly today.

The Dota 2 TCG will be playable for PAX attendees next month and everyone later this year.