Последние обзоры Dwight Schrute

Playing Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel feels like being back in your childhood on the playground, role-playing with toys and making up fun rules. But then there’s that one popular or rich kid who keeps changing the rules. With every new rule, the game gets more unfair. Before long, you’re just sitting there, wondering, Will I ever actually get to play with them?

Meanwhile, the rich kid is busy showing off their shiny new toys, stacking on more and more, recruiting other kids to play by their rules, and leaving you out in the cold. Eventually, you realize the friends you’re looking for aren’t going to be found on this playground.

For newcomers, Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel is absolutely not recommended. The overwhelming meta, 10-minute solitaire combos, and unfair mechanics will leave you feeling like a spectator in your own game. For veterans looking for a trip down memory lane, skip this and play older Yu-Gi-Oh! games that actually capture the fun of dueling.

But, if you enjoy watching “modern duelists” make a mistake, watch their overcomplicated combos fall apart, and then rage quit after you somehow beat their high-end “modern deck,” you might find a little joy in this chaos.

Verdict: Unless you enjoy watching those “modern duelists” rage quit after you disrupt their precious combos and turn the tables, this game isn’t for you. The irony is, players using these solitaire decks are often the quickest to quit when their intricate plans fall apart—they won’t even stick around to see what you do next.

The gameplay is good, but the problem is there a lot of error happening, you can`t connect, and other issue with no solution. Asking help from Albion team support also not helping, zero respond in official forum.

I write this review for the Greater Good!