As a way to play Yugioh this game is great

-Cross-play -Free to play (for the most part)
-Frontloads a lot of resources so you can get a competitive deck with staples fast
-Can make (almost) any card in the game so you will have the cards you want within reach
-Themed events to keep things fresh

The cons come once you have been playing for a while:
-Hard to pivot decks as you will likely have a hard time getting the cards you need unless you sacrifice your old deck
-If you are a new player you will likely make some bad buying choices and have to either spend your way out if it, or make a new account

Also the complaints about people negating/destroying everything and taking eons to finish their turn is more of the state of Yugioh in general, rather than the video game

If you already know how to or play the game; hop in and take a look around
If you have never played yugioh before; play an older game (the Tag Force series on PSP is good) to get the hang of it first

As a way to play Yugioh this game is great -Cross-play -Free to play (for the most part) -Frontloads a lot of resources so you can get a competitive deck with staples fast -Can make (almost) any card in the game so you will have the cards you want within reach -Themed events to keep things fresh The cons come once you have been playing for a while: -Hard to pivot decks as you will likely have a hard time getting the cards you need unless you sacrifice your old deck -If you are a new player you will likely make some bad buying choices and have to either spend your way out if it, or make a new account Also the complaints about people negating/destroying everything and taking eons to finish their turn is more of the state of Yugioh in general, rather than the video game If you already know how to or play the game; hop in and take a look around If you have never played yugioh before; play an older game (the Tag Force series on PSP is good) to get the hang of it first