Yu
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| a game by | Konami |
| Platform: | PC |
| Editor Rating: | 4/10, based on 1 review |
| User Rating: | 6.6/10 - 16 votes |
| Rate this game: |    If you were around in the early 2000’s then you probably rethành viên the craze that was Yu-Gi-Oh. A trading card game that would take the world by storm. The game would spawn an anime series, countless tournaments & events, amass a multitude of fans & also, a series of gaming titles bearing the licence would emerge. One of which being Yu-Gi-Oh: nguồn Of Chaos. This game, seeing as it is set with its roots so prominently into lớn the series, plays exactly how you would expect. It feels lượt thích you’re playing the actual card game only in a digital khung. Though, if you want lớn be pedantic about it, you can say it plays like other card games lượt thích Gwent, Hearthstone or Magic: The Gathering.   Bare bonesThis title comes in an era where you can play Duel links, a game for mobile that plays as competently as any fully licensed game in the series. Plus following very well formed titles such as Yu-Gi-Oh! The Duelists of the Roses or Yu-Gi-Oh! True Duel Monsters: Sealed Memories to lớn name a few. So its staggering to lớn see just how little this title has lớn offer. Akin khổng lồ the likes of không tính phí cell or solitaire, this title allows for a somewhat component way to lớn play the card game against the AI. However what is shocking considering the games that have come before, is that this is all there is, there is no chiến dịch, no multiplayer a seemingly no semblance of a development team that care about the franchise. Some progressionThe game does have some sort of motivation lớn proceed despite its lachồng of features. Though again, this lacks any level of nuance or flair. The simple premise is you get given a random deck to duel with and as you win games, you get more cards and battle harder opponents. In the most loose sense of the word we suppose it is technically a game. Though, it is one that lacks any soul and presents a real laông chồng of respect for the series.To the games credit though, it does offer a high-resolution UI. Allowing for sliông xã và fast gameplay. Plus, the developers at least thought it a good idea to include a tutorial mode which allows newcomers to lớn come to terms with the battle system & find some màn chơi of enjoyment from this hollow title.    What this game does it does reasonably well. The presentation is good, the gameplay is quichồng và snappy. The progression, well, it exists. Though other than this there is so little to lớn praise or even condemn & this acts as its own condemnation. The fact that this game has been undone by titles on the PS1 or the trò chơi Boy Advance titles speaks volumes. This seems lượt thích what Activision did with the Tony Hawks licence. They were losing the rights & threw out a broken game with the name on it lớn sell copies. Though Konamày have held the rights to lớn this franchise for the longest time and produce so many great versions too. So it seems alien for them to lớn produce such a flop with no flair or personality. It’s a shame for PC players that have not been treated lớn a Yu-Gi-Oh title, they deserved better. Though if you are a PC player dying lớn get your hands on a Yu-Gi-Oh title for your library. It’s better than nothing we guess. Chuyên mục: Thế giới Game Mới nhất
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