I have always been fascinated by the card pool for this game. This mod attempts to convert this to the trading card game. Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Duelist of the Roses is set in 15th century England and features a very different version of Yu-Gi-Oh, which is played out almost on a chess board. When the new game comes out you'll be in a great position to get into a more active playerbase, though expect that one to have micro transactions.This mod replaces a portion of the 5Ds campaign with a campaign that is pulled from the 2001 game Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Duelist of the Roses.
It's not completely up to date as it hasn't been updated since mid 2020, but it's a great deal of fun and easy to burn hundreds of hours on it without realising. I bought this after owning the original Legacy of the Duelist after it came out because I didn't want to buy £80 worth of DLC - not only does Link Evolution contain all that dlc, it also has more content on top of that. Best if you have a friend to play against in my opinion.
There is also online play but I don't think it's particularly active, not as much as Duel Links (the free to play game), but you can still get duels. Once you've got a few decks together that you enjoy there are challenge duels as well with smarter strategies and harder decks. Can choose which booster packs you want, so using guides online you can grab something you need or want to try out. You unlock cards by opening booster packs that you earn ingame by just playing (and grinding). Really useful to learn about new cards and card archetypes.Īs others have noted, one of the best parts is there are 0 microtransactions. It's got an incredible amount of value if you just treat it like a singleplayer game - thousands of cards, tutorials to learn the new mechanics and refresh yourself on older ones, more than a hundred (I think) story duels from the show - though the actual story is very watered down and skips a lot of things, but it's just basically all the biggest duels that you can play using character's decks and even swap it around to use the villains deck, or straight up use a deck of your own creation, again as either hero or villain to see how it would fare against each.
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