The Yu-Gi-Oh! collectible card game is a huge phenomenon worldwide. While in our country, elementary school breaks were dominated by cards Magic: the Gathering or Pokémon, for example in its home country of Japan, Yu-Gi-Oh! is still an extremely popular leisure activity. And because, for example, the already mentioned Magic has received a very high-quality digital treatment in the form of M:tG Arena, the Japanese game will also try to offer its ultimate electronic version in the form of the expected Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel. It was briefly introduced in July of this year, but now we have an expanded view of what the game will actually look like. You can get an idea of how much it will imitate its already successful counterparts from the demo below this paragraph.
Accompanied by epic music and visuals that are sometimes too over the top, a concept similar to what we could see for example at M:tG Arena is revealed. It will probably be a comprehensive and faithful transfer of the physical, in which many compromises will not be made. In addition to mobile devices, Master Duel is also available on all major platforms. Thanks to this, you will also be able to play against players on computers on mobile devices and vice versa. Have you ever played the Japanese card phenomenon, or do you prefer other games in the genre? Share your experience with us in the discussion below the article.
We used to play it as kids. We all had our cards and we would meet somewhere in the park or at someone's house and play for hours. I preferred it to pokemon.