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Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel's new limited-time event starts today


I grew up watching the anime adaptation of Yu-Gi-Oh!, but I would be lying if I said I understood much of anything about it anymore. Apparently, it's also a card game. When was this? When did this come in? Anyway, its digital equivalent Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel is hosting a limited-time event called the N And R Rarity Festival, which begins today.


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v1.0.2

The following updates have been made.
- Feature Improvements
Duel UI
Processing speed of the Solo Mode Duels

- Fixed Issues
Effect resolution of some cards
Some cards without card text
Some cards with Korean alphabet issue

Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel review




Yu-Gi-Oh! (yes, the exclamation point is part of the name, and don't you ever forget it) was at one point nearly as ubiquitous as Pokémon, and has been growing and evolving for over 20 years now. What was once a simple trading card game where you'd summon one monster and set a couple traps now regularly involves ten minute turns during which you summon as many monsters, setting up unbreakable boards of negates only to watch your opponent break them anyways. It's complicated, but hasn't lost the basic appeal of any card game: the agony and ecstasy at the intersection of skill and luck...
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Here's every forbidden and limited card in Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel




Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel has a list of forbidden and limited cards to help keep gameplay balanced and fair in ranked gameplay. If you've recently dived into Konami's free-to-play card game, you'll know that there are a ton of cards to choose from, with secret packs just one way of expanding your collection. Once you're comfortable enough with the game's mechanics to branch out from your original starter deck, you might be wondering which cards are banned or why such a system is in place...
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Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel is kicking ass on Steam




Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel has launched on Steam and, as what developer Konami calls the definitive digital edition of the trading card game, seems to have landed big-time. The free-to-play card-shuffler has been riding high in various Steam charts, most notably hitting a peak of 262,333 concurrent players (over the last 24 hours, the peak was 233,099), and boasts mostly positive reviews...
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