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Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links Launches On PC
The popular free-to-play mobile version of the long-running TCG will launch on PC this week.
In a press release from Konami, the company reveals that the latest port of the mobile TCG will be available for free via Steam starting November 17. Players can also retain all of their progress made through the mobile game as well as compete with both mobile and PC players in competitive duels.
Launched in January, Duel Links is the latest video game iteration for the popular manga and anime TCG series Yu-Gi-Oh!, allowing players to compete in digital versions of the card game portrayed in the series. Since launch, the game has had over 55 million downloads via the App Store and Google Play.
Our Take
Since its inception in the early '90s, Yu-Gi-Oh! has had impressive staying power. Our own editors even recently took part in a duel for Extra Life. This could be the perfect time for any fans, past or present, to get in on the series' latest bump of popularity.
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