Yugi, the King of Games, turns out to be a bit easier to beat than he seems.
The first time you fight Yugi in this game, it seems as though you'll never win because your deck is not too powerful but after a few times, you will win, maybe without a single point lost. Once you have his strategy down, you'll be hard to beat. Just watch out when he starts holding onto cards.
In total, you will uncover 155 diffrent cards from the Legend of the Blue-Eyes boosters and Yugi's starter deck. There is a tutorial but it only teaches you the board. There's not much else because you can't unlock combo-able Trap and Magic cards yet.
Yugi's voice is accuratly portrayed by his English anime actor, but he pops up what seems like too often to say "Good move." or something else.
The dueling is often fun but sometimes very cheap when you progress into the game. And unlocking cards after 66% gets very aggravating.
Overall, if you like Yu-Gi-Oh!, then buy this game along with Kaiba: The Revenge and Joey: The Passion. It may have a few flaws such as no changes in Yugi's deck or a small number of cards to build a deck around, but it still plays very well and can teach you all the rules, without you having to spend hundreds of dollars for boosters.