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It's not 100% real YuGiOh due to the 3 card monster and spell/trap limit as well as no Main Phase 2. If you're looking to learn real YuGiOh either download YGOPro or/and buy Legacy of the Duelist here on steam.

Here is a list of the differences from real TCG yugioh and Duel Links:
-Both players start with 4000LP
-Both players begin with 4 cards in their hand
-Main Phase 2 is completely absent from the game. In other words, after your battle phase is complete you must end your turn.
-There are only 3 monster and spell/trap card zones on the playing field.
-20card decks are the minimun.
-30card decks are the maximum.
-5 Monsters in extra deck is the maximum.
-No Synchro, XYZ, Pendelum OR Link summons.
-Characters will unlock a "skill" as they level which can be attached to a deck individually and activated in a duel when the conditions are met. For example, Yami Yugi has an ability called "Power of Dark" which allows him to play "Yami" at the very beginning of the duel for free right after the coin toss. The card is materialized from thin air and does not come from his deck.

With these differences some cards in this version of YGO are a lot more powerful due to the lower LP start and smaller decks. So you can definitely have some quick fun and pull off combos that you probably could hardly do in official YGO. Also, the voice acting is very nicely done.


For some people the differences between Duel Links and offical YGO may be a turn off. So I just want to make sure that you know the rules of this game and what you're getting into before you start investing in it.

Just play En Masse Entertainment's "Closers" instead. Closed Alpha just ended and the open beta will be released this fall. It does everything Elsword does but 10times better. I just cant recommend a game like Elsword to your average gamer, it's too grind heavy and the developers are cash grab hungry.

Reason Closers is better:
-Way more customization
-Interesting story
-Better visuals
-Cleaner/fluid gameplay
-Friendly community
-Most important: Not P2W(pay for cosmetics or xp increases to level faster)

Stay away from this game right now. It's terribly unbalanced, people running the same broken aggro decks all day long even in casual que. Cygames seems to be struggling finding their balance with new card creation and balancing legendaries, especially since they refuse to nerf many cards that are way too good(I'm looking at you time-worn Levi.)

Hopefully Cygames can break their fall soon and get this game back on track with a stable meta like in the earlier days.

I can't recommend this game in it's current state, my conscious couldn't take it. I'll change my review when things get better.


今すぐこのゲームから離れてください。それはひどく不均衡で、人々はカジュアルキューでも同じ壊れたアグロデッキを一日中走っています。 Cygamesは、新しいカードの作成とバランスのとれた伝説とのバランスを見つけるのに苦労しているようです。特に、あまりにも多くのカードが好きではないことを拒否しているからです（私はLeviを忘れています）。

うまくいけば、Cygamesは彼らの秋を間に合わせることができ、初期のように安定したメタでこのゲームを軌道に戻すことができます。

私はそれが現在の状態でこのゲームをお勧めできません、私の意識はそれを取ることができませんでした。物事が良くなると、私のレビューを変更します。

I killed the entire population with "Flat Earth ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥" in a matter of one year. 10/10.

Just about every YuGiOh card that exists is in this game. You can practically play the entire YuGiOh franchise in this game. There is a campaign for every season and just about every duel. Only downside is multiplayer is quite dead.

Having to spend hours grinding for ingame currency and "gamble" them to get "perks" has disappointed me. If you're new or trying out different characters then good luck trying to rank up, let alone be competetive. Everyone can see your level if you are a survivor. Fellow survivors will leave because you aren't as "stacked" as they are.

Great items for the cash, especially on sale.

BlazBlue Chronophantasma Extend is the is the second installment of Chronophantasma series. This version still carries the legacy of great tutorials for players just starting and players trying to reach that next level. The tutorial does a great job at making complex things easy to understand, so fear not newbies. In addition to the great tutorial the game also features character specific tutorials where the game explains the core characteristics of the character you're trying to learn and teaches you how to play neutral game.

Not a big online fighter? Thats fine, the story mode will also keep you occupied for hours as it behaves like a visual anime novel with animated cutscenes and dialogue choices.
There are also bonus single player modes such as "Teach me Ms. Litchi!" Score Attack, Abyss and Unlimited Mars that you pose a challenge to you. You may also compete for top scores in these modes on the leaderboards.

As for the online play there is great connectivity and lag spikes are at a mimimum. To keep your online play as smooth as possible be sure to join lobbies that are within your region/country. If you are making a lobby then name your lobby in the region that you live.

If you're looking to buy a fighting game that will be active in the long run then this is definitely one of them. The PC community has wanted Chronophantasma on Steam for years so I do not see it dying off anytime soon. So what are you waiting for? Terumi needs his butt kicked!

Godspeed, you'll need it.

Mediocore story like the other dmc games. The combat is good and combos are easier which can be a good thing for players who weren't good at the previous dmcs. Hardly any enemies in the game truly try to combo break you other than a handfull even on the harder difficulties. So once you get your initial hit on them they can be infinitely combod. If you are the casual player one to two playthroughs should be enough. If you want achievements and to complete the secret missions then you will need to play the game through several times.

All in all not a bad game for a reboot but could have been done better.