Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel is now available on mobile devices

As Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel After an initial period of serious maintenance, Konami released the game online on mobile platforms just a week after the initial release on PC and consoles.

The free title is currently available to download on Android and iOS, although the release is subject to regional shifts in some cases.

With this release, Master Duel can now be played on all major platforms, opening the door to what will likely be its largest segment of the player base on mobile. Where is this Link Duel became a huge success and Master Duel would see similar if not better numbers.

During the first week, Master Duel peaked at 262,333 players on Steam while averaging nearly 180,000 since launch on January 19. That doesn’t include aggregate numbers from console players on PlayStation 4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X /S and Nintendo Switch, will likely push that peak player total to 400,000 easily.

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Design Konami Master Duel to become its own platform for both casual and competitive Yu-Gi-Oh! players, there are plans to organize tournaments of all levels using the game, including Yu-Gi-Oh! Series of events world championships, in the future.

If Master Duel is not yet available on Android or iOS in your region, just keep waiting. The game’s servers are set to go back online at 1 a.m. CT on January 27, meaning the new platform will likely be rolling out around that time.