Yugi Muto
The main protagonist and a central duelist tied to the legendary cards.
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方向键 | Move the cursor and select menu items or cards. |
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A | Confirm a selection. |
B | Cancel or return to the previous menu. |
Start | Open or advance the applicable game menu. |
How it plays
The game presents card duels from a menu-based, first-person battle interface. Players summon monsters, activate magic and trap cards, manage life points, and try to reduce the opponent's life points to zero.
Progression involves obtaining cards, improving a deck, and facing a succession of duelists. A password feature supports card registration, while campaign play and additional duel options provide the main structure. Deck construction and card effects are central to success.
Plan your run
Build a deck with a clear plan rather than filling it with only high-level monsters. Keep enough low-level monsters and useful support cards to make early turns reliable.
Learn the individual requirements and effects of magic, trap, ritual, and God cards before relying on them. Save strong removal and defensive cards for the opponent's most threatening summon, and use passwords only for cards you can support consistently.
Meet the cast
The main protagonist and a central duelist tied to the legendary cards.
A major rival known for powerful monsters and aggressive deck pressure.
Yugi's ally, typically associated with a more straightforward battling style.
Before you begin
Prioritize a balanced mana-style curve of summonable monsters and support cards.
Read card requirements carefully; some powerful cards are difficult to use consistently.
Keep defensive options available instead of spending every card during the opening turns.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters III: Tri-Holy God Advent is a Japanese Game Boy Color trading card game developed by Konami Computer Entertainment Japan and published by Konami. It adapts the Duel Monsters rules and centers on collecting cards, building a deck, and challenging rival duelists. The game combines menu-driven card battles with progression through an adventure-style structure, while its main attraction is the inclusion of the three Egyptian God cards. It was released during the early expansion of the Yu-Gi-Oh! video-game line in Japan. Reception was generally shaped by its large card roster and its appeal to fans of the television and manga characters, although the interface and rule implementation can feel opaque to players unfamiliar with the series.
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