When Richard Garfield created Magic: The Gathering in 1993, he was working with the tools of a different era. Playtesting meant physically shuffling cards around kitchen tables. Balance analysis relied on intuition and small-scale human feedback. Art direction happened through phone calls and fax machines. The idea of testing thousands

What if you could make a game simple enough that an 11 year old can play in 10 minutes but deep enough that Grandmaster Chess players giggle with excitement?