It’s graphically simple, but not so simple that it gets in the game’s way. I’m hoping that some of these features are introduced in future updates, though if not, this still makes for one of the better duelling platforms out there. I’d also like to see the ability to duel a specific player instead of a random one: What if I’ve got a score to settle with (username) after the last duel? I would’ve liked to see more support for the occasional Duelling Nexus tournament – and the ability to earn ‘Star Chips’ or some form of experience points to your profile when you duel. Decks are compatible over several platforms, so I can just export my deck when trying out something else in future.Feel like being a fly on the wall instead? There’s a spectator mode for watching games-in-progress.Shuffling sounds feel appropriate and make for a nice touch.There’s the ability to talk to your opponent via a side-chat window during the game.A tag team duelling option, or the ability to be matched up with a random player for a duel.The fact that it’s playable in your browser: No downloads, no effort, only duels.The simple, quick AI bot for quick duels to test your deck or learn the duelling platform.A comprehensive searchable listing of different cards through the deck-builder.(While looking at it, I conceived a new game and reality show called Battle Bridge, where we combine paintball guns, cosplay, bridge, tarot cards and dragons … do you think this will catch on? Anyway, I digress.)įYI, I’m also currently re-watching Yu-Gi-Oh! to turn this into a week of total immersion – or, well, obsession!Īfter a few minutes on Duelling Nexus, I was glued to it and enjoying constructing a new deck and trying out different cards. Just to balance it out with my regular card play, I went and bought a new Bicycle deck.
I chose Duelling Nexus because it was the only option available for browser-play and I was in a hurry at the time. There are plenty of different options available if you want to play the game: Three of the most popular ones are The Dawn of a New Era (TDOANE), YGOPRO2 and Duelling Nexus. It also allows for a lot more freedom and chances for spontaneous duels! Duelling Nexus Online play (for any card game) is great because it cuts down on the possibility of cheating, counterfeit cards and having to travel if you’re disabled, busy or reclusive. My recent article on counterfeit cards made me revisit the game online after ten years of not duelling. Duelling Nexus: Yu-Gi-Oh’s Duel Monsters Online Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters is one of the most popular trading card games of all time.
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