Players must beat each available player in a stage at least five times in order to get to the next stage. However, he or she may keep on dueling them for more points. A usual game consists of players using their assembled decks of cards to reduce their opponent's 8000 life points to zero, but a duel can also be won by forcing your opponent to run out of cards in their deck and having them unable to draw a card at the start of their turn, or by having all five pieces of Exodia in your hand.

There are also hidden passwords that unlock the hidden bosses in Stage 5, with the default being Yami Yugi. Whenever a password is inputted, the previous boss in that stage is replaced, but not deleted as inputting that boss' password again will re-enable him for battle. Furthermore, a boss' Record is never deleted; whenever you switch between bosses, the old Records are hidden away when another boss is "active" (to be replaced by the new boss' records), and the old records reappear whenever that boss becomes "active" again, hiding away the new boss' records.

Dark Duel Stories allows you to "create" cards using a top-half and a bottom-half Monster Card Part, which are earned by winning duels. Different card parts will produce different ATK and DEF results. After creation, these cards go to your in-game card trunk and can be put into your Deck later, provided you have made room for the card and your deck cost limit/Duelist Level is high enough.

Alternative Titles

Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters III: Tri-Holy God Advent, Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Duel Monsters III: Sanseisenshin Kourin

Platform

Nintendo Gameboy Color

Developer(s)

Konami Computer Entertainment Japan

Publishers(s)

Konami

Genres(s)

Card & Board

NA Release Date

March 18, 2002

JP Release Date

July 13, 2000

EU Release Date

March 23, 2003

AUS Release Date

March 23, 2003

ESRB Rating

Everyone

PEGI Rating

PEGI 3

CERO Rating

CERO A

ACB Rating

G

MVGL User Score

6 by 85 user(s)

MVGL Difficulty

2.0000

Composer(s)

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