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Magic: The Gathering video games The Gathering", so further implementations of other card games are possible. Currently Firemox has around 6,000 "Magic: The Gathering" cards available. Forge (previously known as MTG Forge) is an open source Java program with rules enforcement; it also attempts the more difficult problem of artificial intelligence for a computer player. Currently it has over 13,000 cards (as of February 7, 2013). Lackey CCG is an engine that attempts to simulate many card games. It has a plugin which contains over 13000 "Magic" cards, some of which are different editions of the same card. Like older attempts, the rules of play