Main Points:
*It uses the speed duel format, a slimmed down, simpler and faster way of playing the original game
*You pick characters with skills that change up your play-style (generally leans into the deck you've made)
*A lot of insane cards are not in this game and some are heavily limited
*There is plenty of PvE stuff to do and PvP duels are extremely quick to find matches for
*There are only a very small amount of cards you can ONLY get from paying real money, most can be obtained with gems which you get by playing the game

If you enjoy the original card game, I'd say you should give this a go. I didn't like the speed duel format at first, and I didn't even know it was an official format. But it's genuinely fun building slimmer decks with a certain strats in mind. However, there are still one turn knockout decks which you will encounter every now and then. There are ways to deal with them but of course, you will have to just be lucky with your draw. The game is also cross-platform, meaning your progress on PC and mobile are shared (if you set it up on the Konami website) so it's also a nice game to have on the go. Oh, and I would recommend finding a type of deck/theme you want to go for, look up some decks others use (can be done in-game) and then building it up over time with similar cards. It can be really enjoyable making your own version of a type of deck

Main Points: *It uses the speed duel format, a slimmed down, simpler and faster way of playing the original game *You pick characters with skills that change up your play-style (generally leans into the deck you've made) *A lot of insane cards are not in this game and some are heavily limited *There is plenty of PvE stuff to do and PvP duels are extremely quick to find matches for *There are only a very small amount of cards you can ONLY get from paying real money, most can be obtained with gems which you get by playing the game If you enjoy the original card game, I'd say you should give this a go. I didn't like the speed duel format at first, and I didn't even know it was an official format. But it's genuinely fun building slimmer decks with a certain strats in mind. However, there are still one turn knockout decks which you will encounter every now and then. There are ways to deal with them but of course, you will have to just be lucky with your draw. The game is also cross-platform, meaning your progress on PC and mobile are shared (if you set it up on the Konami website) so it's also a nice game to have on the go. Oh, and I would recommend finding a type of deck/theme you want to go for, look up some decks others use (can be done in-game) and then building it up over time with similar cards. It can be really enjoyable making your own version of a type of deck