The logical step up from YGO: Duel Links. Once you're finally tired of your favorite deck never seeing support released and/or you're sick of Cyber Dragons being on the ban list and have lost all hope they will ever see the light of day, this is where you can play the FULL experience; for all the good and bad that it offers.

The game itself is solid, but your experience will always depend on what deck you're playing. Reviewing MD under the lens of 25 years of game evolution is rather silly.

TL;DR - You already know if you like this or not. The question is whether you prefer the full YGO experience, or don't mind the simplicity (and gaping holes of archetypes) that DL provides.

The logical step up from YGO: Duel Links. Once you're finally tired of your favorite deck never seeing support released and/or you're sick of Cyber Dragons being on the ban list and have lost all hope they will ever see the light of day, this is where you can play the FULL experience; for all the good and bad that it offers. The game itself is solid, but your experience will always depend on what deck you're playing. Reviewing MD under the lens of 25 years of game evolution is rather silly. TL;DR - You already know if you like this or not. The question is whether you prefer the full YGO experience, or don't mind the simplicity (and gaping holes of archetypes) that DL provides.