YGO80
YGO80 - The TIC-80 Duel Engine
Bring the classic card game experience to the TIC-80 fantasy console! YGO80 adapts authentic Yu-Gi-Oh mechanics into a fast, handheld-style format inspired by Speed Duels, tailored specifically to embrace the platform limitations while maximizing variety and depth.
Tips:
Disable integer scaling on mobile for better experience.
Z - A button, X - B button
Key Features
- 104 Classic Cards: A masive card pool featuring iconic monsters, spells, and traps.
- 4 Iconic Opponents: Challenge unique AI duelists to test your deck-building skills.
- Game Balance: Card effects and rules fine-tuned for high-stakes 4000 LP duels.
Match Format & Rules
- Starting Life Points: 4000 LP
- Field Layout: 3 Monster Zones & 3 Spell/Trap Zones
- Turn Structure: Draw ➔ Standby ➔ Main ➔ Battle ➔ End
- Restrictions: Custom Limited List
Deck Construction
- Main Deck: Exactly 20 cards
- Extra Deck: Up to 4 cards
- Copy Limit: Max 2 copies per deck (boosting deck variety and tactical choices)
Links & Extra Info Play and view the cartridge directly on TIC-80: https://tic80.com/play?cart=4814
Disclaimer
YGO80 is a non-commercial, unofficial fan project created strictly for fun and educational purposes. No revenue, donations, or commercial profit of any kind are generated from this game.
Have fun, and let's duel!
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Development log
- YGO80 - duel engine for tic-8018 hours ago
Comments
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Really good! You managed to keep the essence of the game despite the simplifications you made. Was much more faithful than I expected actually! I like the little balance changes like Sogen being twice stronger and UFO turtle capable of summoning in defense. Evokes nicely the old yu-gi-oh spirit, and the game is reactive (doesn't drag like in the gba games). Also having music from the anime is a nice touch.
It's a little too easy however. I imagine it must be difficult to balance a game like this.
Thank you so much for the feedback!
I'm really glad you liked the direction. In the future, I'll definitely keep difficulty scaling in mind, something like multi-tier decks for each opponent, unlocked by beating them a certain number of times.