
When Cass (Brian Lewis) sets his eye on scoring a date with Natalie (Trin Miller), one of the world's top Romance of the Nine Empires players, she issues him a challenge: to show that he's gamer enough to win this year's national championship. Determined to prove that he can win any game, Cass enlists his long-suffering game buddy, Leo (Scott C. Brown) to teach him everything he needs to know about collectible card games. But The Legacy, a group of hardcore gamers with an evi... (Full plot summary below)
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When Cass (Brian Lewis) sets his eye on scoring a date with Natalie (Trin Miller), one of the world's top Romance of the Nine Empires players, she issues him a challenge: to show that he's gamer enough to win this year's national championship. Determined to prove that he can win any game, Cass enlists his long-suffering game buddy, Leo (Scott C. Brown) to teach him everything he needs to know about collectible card games. But The Legacy, a group of hardcore gamers with an evil plan, has raised an army of the undead to win the game for themselves.
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| User ReviewConnor GThe worst of the trilogy, although serviceable and still occasionally funny; The shift of the movie's focus to card games is, I guess, a sign of the times, and it does offer something different, but it doesn't exactly lend itself to a very good storyline, and we lose a lot of the ridiculous table banter and group dynamics, and instead it ends up being a cliched story focused on one of the less interesting characters, as the more humorous characters get shoved into the background. |