It's been more than a week now and I've intentionally launched duelingbook and set up matches to do with friends so I think it's very safe to say that I've been hooked again.
The campaigns on offer eased me back into all the mechanics, and its tutorials are so monumentally excellent??? Like there's the regular ingame tutorials that initially teach you the mechanics but then each first 'mission' of a campaign will thoroughly walk you through every single step and then the next missions after will give you a very simple premade deck to work around. Quite literally the best teacher you could ask for with this game that isn't human, unless Konami delivers on whatever their "excellent new tut series" is for their new Master game or whatever. Like I left the YGO scene I want to say at the tail end of synchro summons, so right before Xyz was a thing. But after a few days with this game I have a thorough handle on Xyz and Link summons! (Pendulum is still kind of weird though. I blame the ridiculous descriptions... Yugioh needs more keywords)
Also this is just a game made for me. The YuGiOh game I spent the most time on was GX Spirit Caller precisely because it had a lot of options where I could throw my dummy decks at AI opponents that ranged from dumb, dumber, and oh god that endgame AI had a OTK combo fuck. And now I have much much much more than that here. Being able to sort of 'reexperience' the campaign but I'm in control of the protag's decks, then unlock 100+ AI challenges who are actually balanced (or at least mostly balanced) around current rules is just nuts. How the hell did I only have to pay $40 for that though? Like that's what feels surreal. Every time I opened up card packs ingame I was thinking how I should be paying with real money because in another timeline you would be for every single roll. But no there's no monster on the shoulder going more more more, it's all free after purchase baby. Honestly the only thing missing here is card puzzles like spirit caller, but there's edopro or whatever for that and those are pretty difficult anyways.
For those who haven't played YGO because yes I am going to bring my toxic ffxiv habits and try to pull people in, it's an absurdly complex and speedy combo card game. Build around an archtype and fight to get your series of win conditions all at once. The meta has, at least as far as I've been told by the three people I know who still play, only gotten better and is in an excellent place right now. Honestly you can coast off the premade decks from the challenge mode, they're actually quite good and arguably viable. Maybe not in like... high ranked mode of current year but enough to play with friends for certain.
So yeah welcome to the newest episode of My Crazy Addiction I hope you enjoy your stay.
The campaigns on offer eased me back into all the mechanics, and its tutorials are so monumentally excellent??? Like there's the regular ingame tutorials that initially teach you the mechanics but then each first 'mission' of a campaign will thoroughly walk you through every single step and then the next missions after will give you a very simple premade deck to work around. Quite literally the best teacher you could ask for with this game that isn't human, unless Konami delivers on whatever their "excellent new tut series" is for their new Master game or whatever. Like I left the YGO scene I want to say at the tail end of synchro summons, so right before Xyz was a thing. But after a few days with this game I have a thorough handle on Xyz and Link summons! (Pendulum is still kind of weird though. I blame the ridiculous descriptions... Yugioh needs more keywords)
Also this is just a game made for me. The YuGiOh game I spent the most time on was GX Spirit Caller precisely because it had a lot of options where I could throw my dummy decks at AI opponents that ranged from dumb, dumber, and oh god that endgame AI had a OTK combo fuck. And now I have much much much more than that here. Being able to sort of 'reexperience' the campaign but I'm in control of the protag's decks, then unlock 100+ AI challenges who are actually balanced (or at least mostly balanced) around current rules is just nuts. How the hell did I only have to pay $40 for that though? Like that's what feels surreal. Every time I opened up card packs ingame I was thinking how I should be paying with real money because in another timeline you would be for every single roll. But no there's no monster on the shoulder going more more more, it's all free after purchase baby. Honestly the only thing missing here is card puzzles like spirit caller, but there's edopro or whatever for that and those are pretty difficult anyways.
For those who haven't played YGO because yes I am going to bring my toxic ffxiv habits and try to pull people in, it's an absurdly complex and speedy combo card game. Build around an archtype and fight to get your series of win conditions all at once. The meta has, at least as far as I've been told by the three people I know who still play, only gotten better and is in an excellent place right now. Honestly you can coast off the premade decks from the challenge mode, they're actually quite good and arguably viable. Maybe not in like... high ranked mode of current year but enough to play with friends for certain.
So yeah welcome to the newest episode of My Crazy Addiction I hope you enjoy your stay.
Pra quem quer jogar uma campanha single player, pra mim, esse é o melhor. As regras não são tão antigas e tem uma ENORME quantidade de cartas. Você passa por toda a história do anime. Aliás, doS animeS de Yu Gi Oh. Você joga praticamente todos os episódios e com a opção de jogar com o deck que o personagem usou na história, ou um deck personalizado. Com esses combates, você ganha pontos que funciona como se fosse dinheiro, que irá te permitir comprar novos pacotes de cartas. Há vários vendedores e tipos de pacotes. Ele possui também um mega tutorial pra ensinar tanto quem tem noção de algumas coisas, quanto pra quem sabe absolutamente NADA. É uma excelente opção de ingressar no universo desse brilhante jogo. Se você quer um modo online com pessoas aleatórias da rede, recomendo o Masters Of Duel, pois este, segundo diversos comentários da Steam, foi dominado por hackers.
Não comprei, só baixei pirata e ainda foi pelo navegador pois MUITO leve e ainda vem 100% perfeitamente traduzido.
Ainda sonho com um jogo do Yu Gi Oh, mundo aberto estilo Pokemon e com modo história bem massa.
Não comprei, só baixei pirata e ainda foi pelo navegador pois MUITO leve e ainda vem 100% perfeitamente traduzido.
Ainda sonho com um jogo do Yu Gi Oh, mundo aberto estilo Pokemon e com modo história bem massa.
My grandfather's deck has no pathetic cards Kaiba
The game's fun. Playing the singleplayer campaign lets you use a variety of decks and helped me get up to speed with the link mechanics. The largest detriments are in the online modes, as there's a chance you get stuck on the menu while in the lobby. Furthermore, if you want to play draft mode both players need to have completed enough campaign duels.
I bought this to learn what Link and Pendulum summoning are, but instead I just end up wiping the floor with Syrus Truesdale over and over again.
It's all fun and games up to 5D but after that good luck trying to get good with the bullshit summoning system of later stories.
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Game is not perfect, but it is easily the best overall Yu-Gi-Oh! game. Has the most cards available (besides the two microtransaction filled games).
You can duel against every character from every series in the story mode. You can also do the reverse duel where you play as those characters getting to see and experience many different deck types. There's also online or local versus and a drafting mode.
Best part is that this game only has the intro to Link monsters that ruined modern Yu-Gi-Oh! With it's meta take a 15 minute turn to play your deck and shut down the game (looking at you Master Duel).
You can duel against every character from every series in the story mode. You can also do the reverse duel where you play as those characters getting to see and experience many different deck types. There's also online or local versus and a drafting mode.
Best part is that this game only has the intro to Link monsters that ruined modern Yu-Gi-Oh! With it's meta take a 15 minute turn to play your deck and shut down the game (looking at you Master Duel).
this game breaks my heart. it is the best digital version of a real life tcg i've ever played, only really matched by the pokemon tcg game for gbc. it's clunky to control, it's not great about explaining some of the weirder mechanics, and online is pretty dead. but i would KILL for another tcg videogame like this one. but it's just never going to happen.
i have impulse control problems. i spent an obscene amount of money that wasn't mine to spend on hearthstone packs when i was a teenager. i burned money i needed for medication on mtg arena packs while that game was still in alpha. all this to say, i am not safe playing most online versions of card games even though it's a genre i love. this game shows a much better alternative. a digitized tcg with no microtransactions and lots of singleplayer content. playing this game made me realize instantly why no company will ever produce a non-online non-microtransaction based digital tcg again. when choosing between the better experience, and bleeding vulnerable people dry a corporation will make the same choice every time.
yea, the game's not technically perfect. but if getting more cards and a better ui means being subjected to the grossest most exploitative bloodsucking monetization system ever devised, then this becomes the best one by default. also i won from gimmick puppet leo's affect while playing once and it felt awesome.
i have impulse control problems. i spent an obscene amount of money that wasn't mine to spend on hearthstone packs when i was a teenager. i burned money i needed for medication on mtg arena packs while that game was still in alpha. all this to say, i am not safe playing most online versions of card games even though it's a genre i love. this game shows a much better alternative. a digitized tcg with no microtransactions and lots of singleplayer content. playing this game made me realize instantly why no company will ever produce a non-online non-microtransaction based digital tcg again. when choosing between the better experience, and bleeding vulnerable people dry a corporation will make the same choice every time.
yea, the game's not technically perfect. but if getting more cards and a better ui means being subjected to the grossest most exploitative bloodsucking monetization system ever devised, then this becomes the best one by default. also i won from gimmick puppet leo's affect while playing once and it felt awesome.
Maior que o anterior e infinitamente pior
Lo que más me ha sorprendido es que sea un juego de Konami y no haya micropagos. A parte de ello, me parece una buena puerta de entrada a la franquicia.
This shit looks like a 2008 flash game. Imagine trying.
Um bom resumo dos animes e também uma bela porta de entrada pra quem tá começando.
Good for people who havent played yugioh in 20 years, but really lame compared to basically every other yugioh game released since 2006. If the game ran faster and the rental decks were more fun to use then maybe I'd like it more.
beat this during summer vacation few years ago it was a good time just playing through some nostalgic battles from the animes not particularly the best Yugioh game, but not the worst
Half-decent way to play the card game up to Ignition Assault, but I'm a bit bitter to the overabundance of Yugioh games that are just dueling sims with little flavor, as a fan of all of the anime series. There's no real reason to try this now that Master Duel is a thing.
It's a rare thing to find a game that ACTUALLY lives up to the "what if all the content in the world were in one game" dream. This one does, and honestly it's enough bordering on too much. Just when I thought I'd mastered the game, it moves on to ANOTHER story mode with new rules and increasingly complex gameplay. The wish was a monkey's paw: there's too MUCH Yu-Gi-Oh for a casual player nostalgic for the anime's first series.
not worth getting since Master Duel is a thing.
Sadly the ruleset is a bit outdated for modern playing but this is a great way for people who like the anime to get in the card game proper. For me personally I stopped around the XYZ era and this game helped me learn Pendulum, Link, and a whole bunch of the other new cards that have come since then.
I actually really like how clever they were in Story Duels in trying to recreate the Decks to be as close to how they were built in the show but using the real life rules.
The Duelist Challenges were sadly a bit less canon to the series' characters but did provide a fun way for many of the card game's archetype to be shown.
Having to unlock all the cards through RNG was a massive pain the ass. That's the major flaw I have with the game, along with weird difficulty spikes if you only do Story Decks.
I actually really like how clever they were in Story Duels in trying to recreate the Decks to be as close to how they were built in the show but using the real life rules.
The Duelist Challenges were sadly a bit less canon to the series' characters but did provide a fun way for many of the card game's archetype to be shown.
Having to unlock all the cards through RNG was a massive pain the ass. That's the major flaw I have with the game, along with weird difficulty spikes if you only do Story Decks.
It's decent, but sometimes far too inconvenient. Like, everything in this game is painfully slow. The menu, the animations, the prompts, buying packs, opening packs...
You pretty much HAVE to be playing the PC version and put Cheat Engine's speedhack to 50 to play it like a normal game. And then it's pretty fun... Until you start buying packs. Then there is no speedhack that improves this slog because not only it's really, really slow and the thing drops duplicates for some reason... I mean more than three copies. And no, you don't get to sell or trade them. They just do into the Bowels of the Cards because you can't have more than three copies in your deck at any time and the game refuses to do anything with these extras. Can't craft cards, can't sell cards, can't trade cards, just press Enter 4 times in a certain rhythm until you finally get the last 3 cards a particular pack is missing... It's maddening.
Also, this thing should be considered an documentary because it perfectly explains the slow powercreep you feel with each campaign. By the time you reach Link Summons even the game breaks and the computer takes upwards of 3 minutes to think of its play and 2 more to execute all the looping Link summons
...it's fun outside of those cases though. It's just that it's REALLY annoying when you have to deal with all this bs. lol
You pretty much HAVE to be playing the PC version and put Cheat Engine's speedhack to 50 to play it like a normal game. And then it's pretty fun... Until you start buying packs. Then there is no speedhack that improves this slog because not only it's really, really slow and the thing drops duplicates for some reason... I mean more than three copies. And no, you don't get to sell or trade them. They just do into the Bowels of the Cards because you can't have more than three copies in your deck at any time and the game refuses to do anything with these extras. Can't craft cards, can't sell cards, can't trade cards, just press Enter 4 times in a certain rhythm until you finally get the last 3 cards a particular pack is missing... It's maddening.
Also, this thing should be considered an documentary because it perfectly explains the slow powercreep you feel with each campaign. By the time you reach Link Summons even the game breaks and the computer takes upwards of 3 minutes to think of its play and 2 more to execute all the looping Link summons
...it's fun outside of those cases though. It's just that it's REALLY annoying when you have to deal with all this bs. lol
>unlock Solomon's card pack, the cheapest there is
>buy so many til you can make a Gravekeeper's deck
>plow through every campaign with ease
Thanks Gravekeeper's!
>buy so many til you can make a Gravekeeper's deck
>plow through every campaign with ease
Thanks Gravekeeper's!
The state of single player YGO games is depressing.
The good is that it's yugioh and has the most updated card pool out of all of them (not counting Master Duel but that's mainly a PvP game)
The bad is, well, everything else around it.
Ugly and annoying UI, terrible music, lots of awful story duels (i still have nightmares about the Yuma vs Flip Turner story decks), bad and unskippable animations, really fucking slow animation speed (waiting for stuff like Pot of Duality takes a lifetime), getting all the cards is a MASSIVE grind.
The good is that it's yugioh and has the most updated card pool out of all of them (not counting Master Duel but that's mainly a PvP game)
The bad is, well, everything else around it.
Ugly and annoying UI, terrible music, lots of awful story duels (i still have nightmares about the Yuma vs Flip Turner story decks), bad and unskippable animations, really fucking slow animation speed (waiting for stuff like Pot of Duality takes a lifetime), getting all the cards is a MASSIVE grind.
A nice packaged updated version of Yu-Gi-Oh TCG, all with just one purchase. The presentation could have been better though (especially after seeing Duel Links) but it's nice to have the full TCG available like this.
Literalmente el juego más insufrible, peor programado y optimizado de Yugioh en toda la existencia
Tiempo jugado: 165 horas...y todavía sigo jugando
Auxilio
Tiempo jugado: 165 horas...y todavía sigo jugando
Auxilio
They gave the 5th guy an actual story this time and even added a 6th game, would've been nice if this was DLC instead of being a new game though.
No he jugado lo suficiente para hacer una review clásica, pero es posiblemente el juego más feo y con menos elementos QoL que he visto en mi vida. Me encantan los juegos de cartas y me flipaba Yu-Gi-Oh! cuando era pequeño, especialmente los juegos de GBA, pero este juego es un auténtico dolor para un jugador que quiera adentrarse en el mundo del Duel Monsters.
While this doesn't hold up much compared to the other YGO games I've played before, it does help and give you a better understanding of the meta. The story campaign really eases you in as you learn all the various mechanics of each series. Definitely got a better grasp at pendulum & link monsters now. Lol
Cool game, reminds me a lot of the gba yugioh games. If I had a steam deck I’d be playing this like 24/7. Def not worth full price though
Need more ygh games like this
Synchro was alright, XYZ was great, Pendulums were tolerable sometimes, Link monsters and the new rule changes are so fucking stupid. Why, just why. It ruins whole decks. I'm going back to ygopro.