It starts innocently. "Oh, cool," you think, "I'll summon Dark Magician and relive my childhood." You lie to yourself, saying you'll stay free-to-play. But then you see it. That one Ultra Rare card that will complete your deck. You start grinding gems. You do the loaner deck challenges. You level up characters you hate. Finally, you're out of resources, staring at the bottom of a 200-pack box with your prize still inside. Your finger hovers over the "Special Sale!" button.

This game is a masterclass in psychological warfare. It weaponizes nostalgia and uses Seto Kaiba's voice actor to call you a third-rate duelist while it takes your rent money. And we love it. We keep coming back for that one glorious moment where we top-deck the perfect card, win the duel, and feel a rush of dopamine so pure it makes us forget the crippling debt we're in.

Click Yellow Simulator

• Click yellow button to reveal "X" card to add an starter/extender or send "X" card to your graveyard to setup your plays.
• Click yellow button to play a boss monster for free.
• Your opponent disrupts your combo, click yellow button and keep playing just like nothing happened.
• If you go second, the yellow button benefits you from your opponent having a monster on their field.
• Click yellow button to set a trap card that can be activated on the same turn.
• Click yellow button to pull a monster out of thin air (from outside of your deck of course) because why not?
• Most competitive viable skills don't have limitations so you just keep pressing yellow button every turn.


It's all about whoever has the best skill and also whoever draws the money cards, because the skill plays the game for you, that's how the game design has become lately.

I used to like the game back when it was released but it's not enjoyable anymore despite the anime factor it has which I really enjoy.

pay2win, but surely enjoyable if you just want to feel a bit nostalgic