Using a file manager application (I recommend ES File Explorer), find the Ygopro APK file and tap on it. You can also download the APK straight from the Ygopro website by scanning the QR code on the download page. With this done, you can put that APK file on your phone by connecting your device to a computer via a USB cable. The device needs to allow installing from a source other than the official Google Play store. You only need to copy the main OBB file once! Only the APK and patch obb files are needed for installing updates. You don't need to copy the OBB files to both folders. Copying to only one of those folders is enough. If the folder does not exists, then create it manually. Browse to one of the folder locations (your choice).

Android/obb/co.ygopro.android/Ĭonnect your device to a computer via a USB cable. The app searches for them in 2 different locations. The OBB files need to be placed in a specific folder on your device internal storage (SD card on older devices).

To avoid having to download the images for every update they are not in the stored in the main APK file, but in separate OBB files. The card images take about 250MB of storage space. If you are doing a clean install (meaning you don't have an older version of Ygopro installed on your device yet) then you also need to download the Android card pics. The latest version can always be found at the download page. ~20MB for the apk, ~250MB for card images and other assets This is a guide on how to install Ygopro on Android.

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