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

Without question, the best game to play if you're just trying to learn how to play Yu-Gi-Oh I suggest players who are new to Yu-Gi-Oh play this first before trying Master Duel. I understand that the UI is a bit dated, and the card pool is kinda lacking compared to Master Duel's current format. However, I believe this game brings in the love of the lore brought by Duel Links and a format similar to Master Duel that lets new players dive deep and fall in love with the game AND its lore, and motivate them to move on to Master Duel to start playing ranked, IRL, or whatever they desire

Good game, but it has annoying constant pop ups for if you want to activate a card. No game, i want to use my card later. Singleplayer gameplay pretty good, i recommend if you know nothing about playing yu-gi-oh- this game will teach you all the mechanics and basic knowledge. Online is dead, you either need a friend with the copy of the game or get lucky to find someone online (good luck with that lol) When it comes to getting cards, the whole process is pretty grindy- but i don't mind it as much.

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In the current meta landscape of Yugioh, Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution serves as a way to ease players into the feature creep built upon decades of game design under the narrative of its many anime seasons. One of my friends is a Hearthstone player who has blasted through this game, and continues to build decks for possible friend-tournaments I'm thinking about hosting. As a Yugioh player who got introduced to this game from Duel Links, Legacy-Link has allowed me to relive my early Duel Links days along with filling the gaps of my summoning repertoire since I retired during the Duel Links Synchro era. I first played this game on Switch, then bought it again for Steam. I do not regret buying this game twice. I fear the day I would have to face my Hearthstone friend in a duel, because he has a strong grasp on a lot of aspects of Yugioh from Legacy-Link. Don't tell him this, but I think he has a better chance of being "King of Games" than me at this point. In my opinion, buy this over Master Duel. Master Duel may be up-to-date with the current Yugioh metagame, but it doesn't make you feel like Yugi Muto.

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Konami has this ♥♥♥♥ definition for fun: duplicate cards in packs. Like WTF is wrong with the brains of the devs and people who designed this game? Do they think it is fun when people pull useless duplicates from a super deep card pool? Do they think it is fun for people to play with unoptimized decks for an extended period of time until they grind out a collection? Even though this is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ paid game? There needs to be a cheat where people can just unlock all the cards at once. I don't mind earning my cards, I just hate duplicates. It is a mindless design tactic used to extend the play time of the game. You are forced to grind again and again in hopes of unlocking the cards you need. And guess what? The previous title had the same problem, but noooo, the leaders working at Konami is too ♥♥♥♥♥♥ in the brains to fix this ♥♥♥♥♥♥ mechanic to make the game more enjoyable for the players. But it is Yugioh though, and it has some dope animations. I have to give it a thumbs up just because of this. But I'd give an overall rating of 5 out of 10 for this game.

If you ever played any duel simulator on the GBA or NDS, and felt it was lacking something crucial. I can not recommend this game enough to you. Is exactly what I wanted. A very convenient way to play a still outdated but far more accurate simulation of the Yu-Gi-Oh card game. The grind might be off putting, since unless you cheat I don't see a very easy way to get all the cards in the game without some pure RNG. Yet compared to the far worse to play games of the past, I don't mind it since I still want to play this more and finish it to the end. The starting cards you get let you make some decent decks, and I could see myself starting over from the start for the fun of it. The main reason to get this game, is if you don't feel confident or the appeal of the modern Yu-Gi-Oh meta and want a far cheaper and single player friendly version of those aforementioned games.