The quality of a Yugioh game is determined by the format it lets you play in. This game gets an edge because you can easily turn off the banlist and it has more cards in it than most of the other games so far, so you can sort of choose from different formats to play in, meaning you have a lot of latitude to play with a deck that's actually fun to use. And if you just need to win, you can pivot to full power Dragon Rulers or something. The problem is the same as the problem with most YGO games: you have to buy packs. This is never fun and doesn't make a whole lot of sense. It's a little fun working out how to win with your miserable deck, but that wears off quickly, and then even when you can build a real deck, you play it into the ground before you can build a different one.

Be advised that Akari Tsukumo will summon Evilswarm Ophion, which prevents you from Special Summoning monsters over LV5 and can protect itself from spell/trap effects. Depending on the deck you're using, this can really, really screw you over.