Yu-Gi-Oh! The Falsebound Kingdom (Prima's Official Strategy Guide)

I bought the game years ago and I really enjoyed playing the game so I thought to go online and try to find some map layouts for the game and saw that they had made a guide for the game.

Guide is awful. It only tells you what most people would already know to do. No specifics when it comes to monster encounters or shop lists for the merchants in each village. Sections are poorly titled and not well separated at all, leading one mission to end halfway down a page and the next to begin. Very sloppy. Bad job by the author/editor.

A great guide to one of the most underrated games in history.

Beyond helpful.

Awesome

good

Prima seems to have built a reputation with their guides, though not the best sometimes, they still are fairly decent from the few I have from them. Unfortunately, this guide fails the standard test.On first look, the guide seems good enough, diffrent sections for each campaign, in order by mission, plus a item list and monster list. Then it goes downhill. The last part for both the Kaiba and Yugi mission gets clumped together at the end of the guide, and though its in order by mission, the information is sometimes out of order, not concrete enough, or not there. It also isn't very well organized, and can get confusing. Some of the strategies aren't the best from what I have found.The Item lists seem alright enough, but the monster list could have been better. It doesn't list where to find the monster, nor any of the abilities that the monster has and learns as it levels up. And I'm not 100% sure, but I think I found some monsters missing from the list as well.If you just need basic information, this guide will have to do since it is the only one out there. However, you'll probably find more detailed information on gaming websites, that's where I went when the guide wasn't clarifying things.