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But funnily enough I just cleared it today and was the most fun campaign I've done yet.Īrc-V, can't really tell but might be worse than most.īUT, when playing the campaigns you can use or the predetermined story deck that imitates the deck that character used in the anime in that specific duel. Zexal, I think this mechanic-wise get butchered the most out of all.

(Which Stardust Dragon can do with his own effect)

Because the rules state you can only have one extra deck summon on the field, so summoning extra deck monsters from the grave doesn't count. So it sucks you can only have one, but because of some effects and cards you can easily get multiple on the field like I did. GX, which almost never had multiple fusions on the field so it will only slightly hamper the experience.ĥDs, where half the time people would have more than one synchro on the field. There are 5 campaigns (6 but the last one has only two duels).ĭuel Monsters, which is completely playable as is.

Tue 3rd Sep I wouldn't call them broken.

It’s inconsistent enough to be annoying, especially for a four-year-old reissue. By the same token, you can end up with a super-OP hand and just wipe the floor with the same opponent. The random nature of CCG – and the lack of any tangible difficulty modes for the AI – means you can often end up with a poor or near unusable hand when facing some of the really tough duelists towards the end of each chapter. The game originally appeared on PS4 and Xbox One in 2015 and while developer Other Ocean Interactive has gone all-in on the content, the randomness of its difficulty hasn’t been addressed. The campaign’s AI is still a little too unpredictable, however. Link Summoning was only introduced to the real-life TCG in 2017, so it’s great to see this enhanced ruleset included here. With the inclusion of the ‘new’ Link Monsters (a type of card that doesn’t sit in your main deck or hand, but effectively enhances those that do), you’re getting every aspect of the modern game.

Each chapter has around 25-30 battles each, so you’re getting a good 30 hours of play (and that’s not counting the reverse matches). From ZEXAL to ARC-V, you can relive some classic duels from both sides, enabling you to double the rewards as a result. Split into six chapters (covering all six seasons), it covers all the major story beats from the seasons so far, including many of the biggest and most memorable battles. That same sense of authenticity extends to its very sizeable campaign as well.