Goat Format
TCG April 2005
The format that is wrong but still loved, especially by me.
BLS, TER, Snatch, Ring, and obviously the holy trinity. With them some friends. Join us in this Russian roulette, almost solved nostalgic game.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Your favourite formats
The site is at its beginning, and I need your help to expand it! The site is just at its beginning and it has been created to help players in research and deckbuilding. It's completely free and will forever be, I just ask you to send feedback, bugs, formats and possible implementations you'd like to be added to the mail help@ygoretroformat.com or on Discord to mix_simo
TCG April 2005
The format that is wrong but still loved, especially by me.
BLS, TER, Snatch, Ring, and obviously the holy trinity. With them some friends. Join us in this Russian roulette, almost solved nostalgic game.
TCG March 2010
March 2010, the heart of the 5D’s era: Synchro and Tuner monsters join the game. Blackwing, HERO, Plants and Frogs, and one of the most open metagames retro Yu-Gi-Oh! has.
TCG September 1, 2007
The real reason why I decided to create ygoretroformat as it is. The most balanced format I've ever tried, in my humble opinion, and my favourite one at the moment. Also the most underrated one, I hope this will help it to grow a bit.
The archive is a one person project: everything is ready but I still need to contact the events organizations. Stay tuned to see the events page populated
Drag, tap, right-click cards to move cards into their place. Select the format you're interested in: the entire website will adjust based on it. All of your decks live on your account, no email needed but recommended to recover your password.
Tournament results with metagame breakdown: open the list you're interested in directly on the deckbuilder, nothing else needed.
The period-accurate rulings archive, card by card. No scrolling a forum thread at the table to settle an argument.
Filter by type, attribute, level, ATK and DEF, or just type a name. Every card carries its status for the format you are reading in.
Forbidden, limited and semi-limited for every format, each card one tap from its rulings.
No account needed to read anything. Make one only when you want to keep your decks and carry them between your phone and your laptop. If the project should become bigger I'll probably need to find some collaborators and could consider to open a Patreon; still, my idea is that every functionality that will be added will forever be open to everyone.