DP is used to purchase booster packs that’s inspired by the character you’ve defeated. Once you’ve annihilated your enemy, you’ll earn DP, duel points, character deck recipes, signature cards, unlocked booster packs, duelist avatars and much more. Once your match has officially begun, you’ll have the option to play with a pre-set deck that the characters actually had up until that point of the match, or you can play with your own custom deck. Pendulum and Synchro summons? What the heck does that even mean? It may seem confusing at first but every first duel in each chapter serves as a very in-depth tutorial that more than does its job in properly explaining that chapters new ruleset. Perhaps if you were like me, having played only the original Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG, you may be a bit confused with the newer rulesets. Whether you were a fan of the OG duel monster season with Yugi Mutou and the gang or perhaps more of a fan of Yuya Sasaki and the crew from Yu-Gi-Oh Arc-V, you’ll be able to go through every plot-important duel that happened in the anime. Rather than having a unique story, Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution lets players also live out the original TV series from the past 6 seasons. Will this new port have any updated or added features? Well, the short answer is no, but that doesn’t mean that the experience itself has deterred at all. Now here we are 6 months later playing the PC port. Not only did I get to play a card game I was familiar with but having the chance to relive the anime that I loved was refreshing. As a fan of the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG back in the day, playing Link Evolution really did bring me joy. Back in September, I had the opportunity to review Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution on the Nintendo Switch.
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