The game has 25 partner characters (5 from each Era of Yu-Gi-Oh!)
The game has 25 partner characters (5 from each Era of Yu-Gi-Oh!) each of which have their own unique stories
which as with previous Tag Force games will progressively unfold as you fill the hearts of those characters.
As with previous Games most stories in Tag Force Special are short arcs based on their
anime story lines although you do get 1 or 2 stories that do attempt to be more creative with some of the less popular
characters like Bastion Misawa and Ishizu Ishtar.
The stories aren't anything spectacular but often to the point and quite short.
If you've never played the Yu-Gi-Oh! Oh YuGi ARC V Tag Force Battle before than Tag Force Special is going to test
you because the game doesn't really have a tutorial feature & although it does come with a difficulty select at the start of the game
it still assumes you know the rules as the only thing it changes is the decks your opponents use.
Unlocking Booster Packs in this game is outstandingly straight forward as most can be accessed right away from the card shop
and the ones that aren't available can be unlocked very easily via the Duel Statue once you have enough JP (JP are points obtained by having more than one copy of a card in your trunk)
and actually having packs based on their real world counterparts means most fans should be able to dive right in.
The more duels you win the DP you unlock and the more booster packs or structure decks you can buy creating an invariable list of cards and decks to flex your creative muscles with and unlocking more characters.
The quickest way to build Hearts and Duelist Points in this game is by entering Tag Tournaments with your partner and putting it simply these tournaments are ruthless in every single arc your first opponents will always be against players using top tier decks from the OCG & remember that difficulty select I mentioned earlier? That doesn't apply to the Tournament Opponents,
they will always start with the most powerful decks in the game.
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