Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Generation Konami Digital Entertainment THE WORLD’S BEST-SELLING TRADING CARD GAME! It’s Time to Duel! Enjoy thrilling Duels against players from around the wo… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsTHE WORLD’S BEST-SELLING TRADING CARD GAME! It’s Time to Duel! Enjoy thrilling Duels against players from around the world and characters from the animated TV series! Collect cards that represent powerful Monsters, magical Spells and surprising Traps to build a winning Deck to smite your foes. Limitless play offline or online and unique weekly challenges makes Yu-Gi-Oh! DUEL GENERATION the perfect free-to-play Trading Card Game for all players. ANYONE CAN PLAY: From new Duelists to experienced players, DUEL GENERATION is a game that anyone can pick up and play. A Tutorial is included to assist new players as well as a campaign mode that lets players focus on easier opponents until they’re ready to take on greater challengers! THOUSANDS OF CARDS: Over 6,000 cards will be available to collect, from Blue-Eyes White Dragon to Bujins, with even more to be released in the future! WEEKLY CHALLENGES: Each week the game features the opportunity to battle a fresh lineup of progressively more difficult opponents for new cards that can be added to your Decks. OFFLINE & ONLINE PLAY: All game modes feature unlimited free play – perfect for honing your skills! DUEL GENERATION is the most complete free-to-play card game experience on mobile. Whether you are a beginning Trading Card Game player or a seasoned veteran, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Compatibility: iPad Mini, 1st Gen iPad Mini, 2nd Gen iPad, 2nd Gen iPad/iPad Air, 3rd Gen, 4th Gen Supports iOS versions 6.0 and Up. Languages supported: * English * French * Italian * German * Spanish ©1996 KAZUKI TAKAHASHI ©2011 NAS * TV TOKYO Information Seller:Konami Digital Entertainment Genre:Card Release:Dec 04, 2014 Updated:Jun 02, 2017 Version:2.200 Size:436.8 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (2) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Talbs Well-Known Member May 1, 2011 2,615 377 83 #2 Talbs, Oct 24, 2014 Boom! (Not bam! Lol). Doesn't look half bad. Wonder how close it is to true yugioh. But alas, iPad only. Kirenx Well-Known Member Mar 16, 2012 774 0 0 #3 Kirenx, Oct 24, 2014 Game Impressions My early impressions: - You can play offline! The single player campaign does not require an internet connection. You do need to register to buy cards and play online though. - So far it seems like a proper digital adaptation of the original card game. This is not something like Bam! was. - The interface is simply the best I have seen in a digital card game. The way they handled looking at cards in your hand is fast and easy, identifying and activating turn phases is super intuitive. Overall, the interface makes me wonder why no one else has ever got it this right previously. - Avatars and theme are closely linked to the source material. I only mention this because of the strange choices the Pokémon TCG APP made. - The game itself seems to run smoothly and the AI plays fast, allowing for quick and enjoyable matches rather than dragging things out. - Overall, I really like the look of this so far. Hopefully it holds up as I get more play-time in. chaos_envoys Well-Known Member Jan 1, 2011 1,330 0 36 Medical Doctor Pokke Village, Indonesia #4 chaos_envoys, Oct 24, 2014 Last edited: Oct 24, 2014 So.. Do we need to buy packs to obtain a card? Or cards can be obtained by playing the game only? I wish the original card can be scanned so we don't have to buy the card twice..... andysmash Well-Known Member Apr 6, 2011 2,067 1 0 #5 andysmash, Oct 24, 2014 Do you play Hearthstone? If so, how do these compare? Hearthstone is 100% perfection in every way, and after the awful interface of the disappointing Pokemon TCG, I'm very curious about this one. Even with as much as I enjoyed playing Yu-Gi-Oh back in the day, if the interface is bad, I will have a hard time caring. strivemind Well-Known Member Aug 11, 2010 2,784 2 38 Designer Ottawa, Canada http://www.strivemind.com/ #6 strivemind, Oct 24, 2014 Installed size? I've never played Yu-Gi-Oh!, but Shonen Jump keeps mailing me promo cards. Sanuku Well-Known Member Jun 14, 2009 11,954 4 38 Austria http://www.touchgameplay.com #7 Sanuku, Oct 24, 2014 Last edited: Oct 24, 2014 Game Impressions Tutorial: (Boring - Konami has to change it as soon as possible because it`s just horrible dull!) Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Campaign: (The usual One - Could be better but again Konami doesn`t seem to try even to do something different then others so it just feel like they missed an opportunity) Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel L.Lawliet Well-Known Member Jun 28, 2011 6,405 420 83 #8 L.Lawliet, Oct 24, 2014 I don't have an ipad but yugioh Bam is probably one of my favorite card collectors on the app store. Vastly underrated. Aside from energy it played very very well. I'm assuming this is for ipad mainly because true yugioh (as of now) would be difficult to put onto a smaller screen. Bam makes it simple enough for anyone on an iphone to play. PBSNellie Well-Known Member Jul 7, 2013 1,381 168 63 Southern CA #9 PBSNellie, Oct 24, 2014 Am I missing something? I can't get the cards to magnify (double tap) so I can read them better... PeteOzzy Well-Known Member Oct 30, 2013 4,596 3 0 Norwich, England #10 PeteOzzy, Oct 24, 2014 They don't magnify in the typical sense - the description is shown at the left of the screen and you can scroll through it with swipes. I was confused at first but it works well enough, not that I wouldn't prefer an option. The "campaign" is perfectly fine for this game, it's just an emulator essentially for the physical game and in that sense it works perfectly. I'm not sure what Sanuku wanted but the times Konami have diverged from this formula have given us Forbidden Memories, Falsebound Kingdom and Wheelie Breakers. Ask any fan what they'd want on iOS and they'd say a faithful translation. The game's very simple too, that tutorial that "must be changed" is perfectly fine for a ten minute breeze through... Xexist Well-Known Member May 6, 2010 2,440 1 0 Canada #11 Xexist, Oct 24, 2014 You just gave me a stroke Kirenx Well-Known Member Mar 16, 2012 774 0 0 #12 Kirenx, Oct 25, 2014 You can buy premade decks and card packs with real cash, or purchase random packs with in-game currency. In addition, you unlock cards as you play the campaign. Kirenx Well-Known Member Mar 16, 2012 774 0 0 #13 Kirenx, Oct 25, 2014 Last edited: Oct 25, 2014 I did play Hearthstone. While it was very pretty to look at, it was also a very simple game. I wouldn't call Yu-Gi-Oh complex, but it certainly has a lot more in terms of mechanics than Hearthstone. If you enjoy Hearthstone for what it is, Yu-Gi-Oh may be a bit too heavy on the requirements of good deck-building and strategic play. Yu-Gi-Oh leans more towards MTG in terms of depth, while Hearthstone strives to be accessible to the masses. This will create a fairly obvious divide between who is a fan of what. All that said, I still think the Yu-Gi-Oh interface is the best I've seen. Selected cards show on the left, allowing for rapid reading of an entire hand, and the multiple phases of the game are easily navigated during play. I've had none of the frantic clicking to skip an unwanted phase I found in the MTG games, and none of the confusion the Pokémon APP subjected me to. Everything is functional. I'm not even sure how long I'll play as I find I'm not as crazy about the actual card game as I used to be, but the APP is really well done on multiple levels. imaginedtruth Member Nov 24, 2013 8 0 0 Disabled Mulberry, IN http://www.facebook.com/imaginedtruth #14 imaginedtruth, Oct 25, 2014 Hmmm What I want, is a iOS iPad Air 2 only Yu-Gi-Oh game, that is the original 1st series Yu-Gi-Oh using the Kaiba battle arena type where monsters, traps, etc., are all animated like as if you were playing in the actual show. Sadly, in addition to putting off a lot of users on older devices, there is not and has still not ever been any card battle game, with anything beyond blah 2D, no special quality sound effects, in 3Dlike, animations to the cards. Even on a high end gaming device, like a PC or PS4, no one has done anything like that. It is a real missed opportunity to me. Maybe I'm spoiled by playing the old PC Battle Chess, Chinese Chess, Battle Chess 4000 games where the chess pieces animate and fight each other. Side note, I do also wonder why, since it's considered abandonedware, no one has released a more modern iOS Battle Chess type chess game either. Again, a missed opportunity. I think any good battling chess game or animated card battling type game, so long as the monsters, spells, traps, etc., were at least somewhat well animated. Any game like that could sell well, even with an IAP type system if it was also done well. Kangtakang Member Jan 21, 2014 21 0 0 #15 Kangtakang, Oct 25, 2014 Almost perfect, the only thing bugging me is the quality of cards, they are so blur and small. One of the most important reason that i play yugi oh is card's art, playing this give me uncomfortable feel. So if you can make the card bigger and clearer, it will be perfect. Thank you ( sorry for my bad english ) Domisan Active Member Aug 27, 2014 27 0 0 #16 Domisan, Oct 25, 2014 when will it be released in germany, anyone knows? looks really good GreedPhantom Well-Known Member Jul 9, 2014 1,013 0 0 France https://www.facebook.com/nagui.cherigui #17 GreedPhantom, Oct 25, 2014 Seriously guys. The best card game on iPad. Pokemon, it's nothing compare to this. Offline mode, campaign mode. Nice music. No energy timers. This awesome. Kooonami. tahzblade Well-Known Member Nov 27, 2012 252 0 0 #18 tahzblade, Oct 25, 2014 Any one know the worldwide release date ? I love the Pokemon card game but I've played Yu-Gi-Oh longer then I've played the Pokemon card game and I like this more!! I can't wait till this releases. Gamingvideo Well-Known Member May 8, 2014 355 0 0 Sweden #19 Gamingvideo, Oct 26, 2014 Game Impressions Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel ZeroVoid Well-Known Member Dec 4, 2011 108 2 18 #20 ZeroVoid, Oct 26, 2014 Anyone else using an IPad 2? It crashes every time I try and do a tutorial (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 4 1 2 3 4 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Boom! (Not bam! Lol). Doesn't look half bad. Wonder how close it is to true yugioh. But alas, iPad only.
Game Impressions My early impressions: - You can play offline! The single player campaign does not require an internet connection. You do need to register to buy cards and play online though. - So far it seems like a proper digital adaptation of the original card game. This is not something like Bam! was. - The interface is simply the best I have seen in a digital card game. The way they handled looking at cards in your hand is fast and easy, identifying and activating turn phases is super intuitive. Overall, the interface makes me wonder why no one else has ever got it this right previously. - Avatars and theme are closely linked to the source material. I only mention this because of the strange choices the Pokémon TCG APP made. - The game itself seems to run smoothly and the AI plays fast, allowing for quick and enjoyable matches rather than dragging things out. - Overall, I really like the look of this so far. Hopefully it holds up as I get more play-time in.
So.. Do we need to buy packs to obtain a card? Or cards can be obtained by playing the game only? I wish the original card can be scanned so we don't have to buy the card twice.....
Do you play Hearthstone? If so, how do these compare? Hearthstone is 100% perfection in every way, and after the awful interface of the disappointing Pokemon TCG, I'm very curious about this one. Even with as much as I enjoyed playing Yu-Gi-Oh back in the day, if the interface is bad, I will have a hard time caring.
Game Impressions Tutorial: (Boring - Konami has to change it as soon as possible because it`s just horrible dull!) Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Campaign: (The usual One - Could be better but again Konami doesn`t seem to try even to do something different then others so it just feel like they missed an opportunity) Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel
I don't have an ipad but yugioh Bam is probably one of my favorite card collectors on the app store. Vastly underrated. Aside from energy it played very very well. I'm assuming this is for ipad mainly because true yugioh (as of now) would be difficult to put onto a smaller screen. Bam makes it simple enough for anyone on an iphone to play.
They don't magnify in the typical sense - the description is shown at the left of the screen and you can scroll through it with swipes. I was confused at first but it works well enough, not that I wouldn't prefer an option. The "campaign" is perfectly fine for this game, it's just an emulator essentially for the physical game and in that sense it works perfectly. I'm not sure what Sanuku wanted but the times Konami have diverged from this formula have given us Forbidden Memories, Falsebound Kingdom and Wheelie Breakers. Ask any fan what they'd want on iOS and they'd say a faithful translation. The game's very simple too, that tutorial that "must be changed" is perfectly fine for a ten minute breeze through...
You can buy premade decks and card packs with real cash, or purchase random packs with in-game currency. In addition, you unlock cards as you play the campaign.
I did play Hearthstone. While it was very pretty to look at, it was also a very simple game. I wouldn't call Yu-Gi-Oh complex, but it certainly has a lot more in terms of mechanics than Hearthstone. If you enjoy Hearthstone for what it is, Yu-Gi-Oh may be a bit too heavy on the requirements of good deck-building and strategic play. Yu-Gi-Oh leans more towards MTG in terms of depth, while Hearthstone strives to be accessible to the masses. This will create a fairly obvious divide between who is a fan of what. All that said, I still think the Yu-Gi-Oh interface is the best I've seen. Selected cards show on the left, allowing for rapid reading of an entire hand, and the multiple phases of the game are easily navigated during play. I've had none of the frantic clicking to skip an unwanted phase I found in the MTG games, and none of the confusion the Pokémon APP subjected me to. Everything is functional. I'm not even sure how long I'll play as I find I'm not as crazy about the actual card game as I used to be, but the APP is really well done on multiple levels.
Hmmm What I want, is a iOS iPad Air 2 only Yu-Gi-Oh game, that is the original 1st series Yu-Gi-Oh using the Kaiba battle arena type where monsters, traps, etc., are all animated like as if you were playing in the actual show. Sadly, in addition to putting off a lot of users on older devices, there is not and has still not ever been any card battle game, with anything beyond blah 2D, no special quality sound effects, in 3Dlike, animations to the cards. Even on a high end gaming device, like a PC or PS4, no one has done anything like that. It is a real missed opportunity to me. Maybe I'm spoiled by playing the old PC Battle Chess, Chinese Chess, Battle Chess 4000 games where the chess pieces animate and fight each other. Side note, I do also wonder why, since it's considered abandonedware, no one has released a more modern iOS Battle Chess type chess game either. Again, a missed opportunity. I think any good battling chess game or animated card battling type game, so long as the monsters, spells, traps, etc., were at least somewhat well animated. Any game like that could sell well, even with an IAP type system if it was also done well.
Almost perfect, the only thing bugging me is the quality of cards, they are so blur and small. One of the most important reason that i play yugi oh is card's art, playing this give me uncomfortable feel. So if you can make the card bigger and clearer, it will be perfect. Thank you ( sorry for my bad english )
Seriously guys. The best card game on iPad. Pokemon, it's nothing compare to this. Offline mode, campaign mode. Nice music. No energy timers. This awesome. Kooonami.
Any one know the worldwide release date ? I love the Pokemon card game but I've played Yu-Gi-Oh longer then I've played the Pokemon card game and I like this more!! I can't wait till this releases.
