Briefly put, this game is about trying to overpower the other person with better and stronger monsters with emphasis on fusing to get the stronger monsters.

You don't need to sacrifice any monsters when you play a more powerful monster

I played it a lot at first, since it was tough learning what cards fuse to make other, more powerful monsters.

If your monster has a Star Sign advantage over your opponent's monster, you'll receive a small boost to their Attack points, similarly to the boost you might get from using appropriate magic cards

I did not like the game at all because it wouldent let me attack even when I had a curse of dragon against a basic insect and I ended up losing when it fused with another very strong monster

The gameplay does not simulate a lot of the intricacies of the card game such as setting traps, using magic cards or monster effects.

You start off with a pretty shoddy beginner's deck, and are meant to fuse monsters together by either summoning them at the same time or stacking them on the play field in order to create better monsters

Another unexplained addition to the game is the 'Star Sign' feature, which seems to give your monster an advantage in battle

You have to fuse monsters in the beginning to win

At first I thought it was stupid how the monsters had no effects and that my strongest monster was mushroom man #2.(atk 1250 def 800

Oh and in order to get stronger monsters, you have to get all sorts of cards in your hand and put them all together

If you want to inflict a lot of damage to his LP,use your WEAKEST monster(s) to attack his/her monster(s),then use your strong monsters to attack

If you want to inflict a lot of damage to his LP,use your WEAKEST monster(s) to attack his/her monster(s),then use your strong monsters to attack

Metalmorph will only work on monsters that are transformed into new monsters because of the card, any other monster it has no effect whatsoever