The goal of the dueling game is to constantly reduce your opponents’ life point (LP) towards zero level while protecting your own from dropping. Before entering the actual gameplay, players can watch a tutorial of the game to familiarize themselves with some core principles and key terms of the game rules. Experienced players can skip this and opt for their intended gaming mode. They can choose to play on a solo mode or participate in all kinds of tournaments and events to duel with others.  In the solo mode, the game progresses on a chapter-based pace with each chapter being a mini-campaign where players can get familiar with all sorts of cards during their play and get to know the stories waved in those cards. Besides, by playing solo mode, players can accumulate gems and rewards all along the way, which would be helpful for later tournaments. It is suggested that new players or return players can take the advantage of the solo mode to warm up and get used to the gameplay at a comfortable pace. If players compete with others in a duel, they have to prepare their deck first. The deck collects all the cards they will be drawing in their later duels to attack their opponents and protect themselves. This requires a familiarity with different types of cards and their effects, as well as player’s gaming styles. During a duel, players take turns to conduct their match phases—two main phases, one battle phase and two draw phases. During the draw phases, players will draw a card from their previously prepared deck so that they can use the cards to attack the enemy or initiate a special effect. The ultimate goal is to eliminate opponents’ LP, which is rarely attacked directly but rather gets reduced when the opponent fails to draw a counterattack card. Last but not least, in order to better save the game progress and records, players can link this game with their Konami account for safe-keeping.