Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist : Link Evolution

Summoned Exodia against Kaiba. Instantly crashed the game. 10/10 true anime experience

 É praticamente o [b]Legacy of the Duelist[/b], só que com todas as DLC's incluídas + a nova campanha do VRains adicionada.  Pioraram a interface do jogo, deixaram a vida e a foto do personagem menores, enquanto os ícones de seleção de fases durante o turno ficaram enormes.  Adicionaram novas animações quando as cartas mais icônicas são invocadas, porém não tem opção para desabilitar essas animações. Então, para decks que constantemente retiram e invocam monstros, assistir às mesmas animações repetidamente se torna extremamente cansativo.  A velocidade para fazer as ações durante o duelo permanecem lentas e não há nenhuma forma de aumentar a velocidade.  O jogo não aprimorou em nada comparado ao antecessor, para mim não tinha a menor necessidade de lançarem um novo jogo separado.

BEFORE YOU BUY: be aware, this game has resolution scaling issues, so, if you're playing on a display above 1080p, you'll notice the game looks nothing like the screenshots, everything is super pixelated. To fix this, you just need to set the game to windowed 1920x1080, then press and hold alt+enter to full screen. It's important to note that you can't just change the resolution to 1920x1080, then change it to full screen via the video settings because the game will just auto set to your native resolution. As for the game, if you're just looking for something single player where you can build decks and fight bots to your hearts content with all the first gen cards (and benefits of newer ones if that's your thing), this is the definitive game. Anything newer than this is online only live service slop with the most predatory mobile game monetization imaginable. Also, make sure you wait for a sale, it's only 10 USD as of my review so I wouldn't go paying the 40 MSRP.

本人剧情加挑战进度都100% 你可能会说这游戏是托屎，哪哪都不如其他经典作品，而我想说的是，是的，如果和其他经典比，确实是托，但如果单拿出来，我个人还是觉得很好玩的，我是个单机党，不爱打pvp，这游戏满足了我打牌的欲望，加之此作是新规则，有第六格子，卡池也不算太老，而且pve可以无视禁卡表，我玩的挺快乐的 这游戏同时也是个抽卡模拟器，太慢了，也因如此，可以好好看看卡牌效果了 打剧情用剧情卡组大部分都算是有来有往，就是那人机咋那么喜欢圣防，我从初代吃圣防吃到链接世界 新人学习游戏王，或者和我一样不喜欢pvp的，这游戏值得游玩，二三十来块也不算太贵 希望这游戏未来能继续更新，不过我想是做梦 建议这游戏加个玩家卡组挑战，玩家可以上传自己的卡组给人机用，其他玩家可以挑战此人机，目前官方的挑战关卡，人机的卡组普遍属于原始人，挺拉的，不过也许是因为人机太笨了吧，但偶然人机又给人很聪明的感觉

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I bought Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution for one reason: I’ve been rewatching the anime, and I wanted something that lets me play the story—especially the original Duel Monsters season. It absolutely delivered that “Saturday morning duel” feeling, and then some. This is basically a huge, playable Yu-Gi-Oh! museum: tons of duels across the anime eras, a massive card pool (10,000+ cards), and the modern ruleset support that makes it feel less like a retro novelty and more like a real sandbox for deckbuilding. What I loved: Nostalgia that actually lands. Reliving iconic matchups is the main attraction, and the game leans into it hard. If you’re here to replay classic anime moments, it’s a great “rewatch companion.” Deckbuilding freedom is enormous. With over 10,000 cards, you can go from “Yugi starter vibes” to “modern Extra Deck nonsense” without switching games. Campaign = comfy. Challenges = pain (in a good way). The story/campaign duels aren’t always super punishing (especially if you bring a tuned custom deck), but the Challenge duels are where the game stops being a nostalgia tour and starts demanding real lines, sequencing, and patience. Rule modernity. It supports the newer Master Rule era updates, so it’s not locked in an outdated rule bubble. What I disliked: The campaign can feel too easy if you “optimize the fun out of it.” If you roll in with a strong custom deck, many story duels become a victory lap. (Not a dealbreaker—just know what you’re buying.) Card acquisition can feel grindy/random. You’ll likely spend time farming packs/duelists to finish specific decks, and that can be more “work” than “heart of the cards.” Presentation is functional, not flashy. This isn’t a high-budget spectacle. It’s more like a very content-rich Yu-Gi-Oh! toolbox. Pros Huge content and nostalgia value (original story included) Massive card pool (10,000+) for deckbuilding Challenge content provides real difficulty Updated ruleset support Cons Campaign can be low-challenge if you use optimized decks Card collection can feel grindy Presentation/UI is more “serviceable” than “premium” Recommendation If you’re a Yu-Gi-Oh! fan—especially if you’re revisiting the anime—yes, I recommend it. It’s a nostalgia machine with enough depth to keep you busy, and the Challenge duels are there when you want the game to stop being cute and start being serious. Trust in the Heart of the Cards… and enjoy the ride.

"Legacy of the Duelist" oyununun gelişmiş versiyonu denilebilir. Yu-gi-oh oynamak isteyen Steam'de bu oyunu oynamalıdır. Diğerine göre arka planları değiştirilip geliştirilmiş. Arena arka planları ve alan büyü efektleri gibi geliştirmeleri var. Hikaye aynı şekilde devam ediyor. Bütün ana yu-gi-oh sezonlarını içerdiği gibi çapraz eşleşme ve yarışmalar da var. Yeni kartlar ve desteler eklenmiş. Olan destelere küçük eklemeler ve düzenlemeler yapılmış. Zorluk seviyeleri daha dengeli ve çok çok daha iyi geliştirilmiş. Hikayesi oldukça uzun. Diğer oyunu 80 saatte komple bitirmeme rağmen (elbette sindire sindire oynayarak) bunu 115 saati geçmesine rağmen hepsini henüz bitiremedim. Görsel güçlendirmeleri ve iyileştirilmeleri çok çok daha iyi hale getirilmiş. Daha geniş bir çözünürlük ölçeğinde oynayabiliyorsunuz. Kartların üzerine değer sayıları eklenmiş. Kalan her şey sistemsel işleyiş olarak diğer oyunla aynı. Hiç almayan ve almak isteyenler için söylüyorum boşuna diğer oyunlarla vakit kaybetmeden bu oyunu alıp oynamalısınız. Öneriyorum.

This game is way, WAY better than it has any right to be, given how utterly lazy most of the presentation and structure truly is. What you're getting here is a series of pretty damn barebones visual novel-style recreations of the major story beats from the various YGO anime over the years that lead you into a huge selection of duels against decks built more or less off of the matches from those anime, as well as an equally huge selection of custom challenge decks you unlock throughout the story mode to play against later. What I appreciate most about this story mode is that it allows you to experience YGO's evolution over the years, from Duel Kingdom to VRAINS, letting you witness the game go from meh to good to great all the way to utterly baffling. The game is also quite generous with how quickly it allows you to buy new booster packs and while the card roster is of course very out of date at this point, the selection is still plain humongous - you really have a lot of leeway to experiment around with different decks and playstyles. Look, I went into this expecting a barebones, lazy duel simulator to fill some time with. What I got instead was a barebones, lazy, yet also absolutely humongous and super entertaining duel simulator. I definitely recommend the game whenever it goes on sale - out of date as it may be, it's a FAR better option than getting into the predatory microtransaction hell that is Master Duel. (I also own the Switch version, so don't let my relative lack of playtime here confuse you. I mostly bought this version for the mods. Which exist, by the way! Some of those let you play with a more up-to-date card roster, should that matter to you.)