Friday 2 January 2015
Cheat description:
Yu-Gi-Oh BAM Trainer 2013
Features:
- Unlimited Coins Hack
- Unlimited Duel Points Hack
- Unlimited Card Pieces Hack
- Unlimited Energy ON/OFF
- XP Boost
- Auto Facebook Connect (No Need Facebook Password )
- Works on ALL internet browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari, Opera)
- OS : Windows & Mac
- Undetectable (100% GUARANTEED).
- AutoUpdates
How to Use?
- Open hack
- Open hack
- Log into your facebook account
- Add goods and press “Hack”
Yu-Gi-Oh! BAM Review:
Yu-Gi-Oh! BAM is similar to the original card game in that it borrows card art and concepts, but watered-down mechanics make for a much simpler game. There are no sacrifice summons, spell speed chains, fusions, synchros, or any of the deeper mechanics that the original game offers to be found. Instead, you’ll be playing a title that’s much closer to a modified version of the card game War.
You’ll meet dozens of characters from the animated series across an expansive grid of single-player challenges. There are literally hundreds of unique duels across the entire campaign, spanning several hours to complete. And even if you do, you can always challenge a friend to a game with your own custom deck.
There are three monster/spell zones in Yu-Gi-Oh! BAM (as opposed to five in the original game), and each player brings deck of fifteen cards. Each turn, your hand will fill to a maximum of three cards from the deck. Once both players have selected which zones they want to drop their spells/monsters, tapping the “Bam” button will cause everything to collide head-on.
Long story short, monsters with more attack will destroy the weaker monsters and inflict damage to their opponent’s life points. While spells and effects constantly alter the playing field, the entire game centers on this straightforward mechanic.
Yu-Gi-Oh! BAM Review:
Yu-Gi-Oh! BAM is similar to the original card game in that it borrows card art and concepts, but watered-down mechanics make for a much simpler game. There are no sacrifice summons, spell speed chains, fusions, synchros, or any of the deeper mechanics that the original game offers to be found. Instead, you’ll be playing a title that’s much closer to a modified version of the card game War.
You’ll meet dozens of characters from the animated series across an expansive grid of single-player challenges. There are literally hundreds of unique duels across the entire campaign, spanning several hours to complete. And even if you do, you can always challenge a friend to a game with your own custom deck.
There are three monster/spell zones in Yu-Gi-Oh! BAM (as opposed to five in the original game), and each player brings deck of fifteen cards. Each turn, your hand will fill to a maximum of three cards from the deck. Once both players have selected which zones they want to drop their spells/monsters, tapping the “Bam” button will cause everything to collide head-on.
Long story short, monsters with more attack will destroy the weaker monsters and inflict damage to their opponent’s life points. While spells and effects constantly alter the playing field, the entire game centers on this straightforward mechanic.
