Status moves only last one turn and therefor there is no reason to use it. Unless the move does damage and can have a status effect, it’s not worth using. In the new nexomon I do also want to see more types! There are seven types in this game and are great but I would love to see more! One more issue i do see is status moves. Maybe even secrets people can lead you to. Maybe some trade offers in the game with people, possibly more items given from people giving you more of a reason to speak with them. I would like to see more side missions or dialogue options that (sorry to compare) pokémon has. The characters and dialogue in this game are great! However, there a few additions I hope to see in the new nexomon extinction(which i preordered bc this game was that good). The cities are amazing, the overseers are great but i cannot get over how perfect the story line is. The story just got better and better, and i’ve played the whole game twice now! It isn’t easy, and it isn’t extremely hard, it is perfectly balanced. The content, the nexomon (there’s 300 btw!!), the characters, the flow of the game, it all hits the mark. Nexomon, is an outstanding game for several reasons. However, this is not a rip off game, this is a genius idea created by great developers and strays far from pokémon, but has the same type of process that everyone knows and loves. I’ve always been a big fan of pokémon games, always looking for ripoff games to play while waiting for something new to come out. Otherwise amazing game, more then worth the money, I’d spend +$10 on it. The only bad thing that I can say is that the UI placement hasn’t been fully fixed on newer smartphones, and the “Nexobox” and “Diamonds” UI can end up in the middle of the screen. Not to mention Pokémon (Pokémon Go isn’t a Pokémon made game, it was made by Niantic, and Google) doesn’t have a good mobile game. Also the way that it allows you to want to fight the trainers, instead of being forced to. It also doesn’t include that classic annoying Pokémon rival.
And it doesn’t sacrifice story or graphics and things. While I don’t recommend it for children under 12, it’s still an amazingly open age range, difficulty and interest wise. This one is a lot more user friendly, so much less handholding, enough difficulty that it isn’t boring, while still not being insufferable amounts of grinding. With that being said the game was for me ultimately average.Īmazing graphics, amazing music, great humor, and while it looks like a Pokémon copy, I’d personally liked this better then I liked the Pokémon games. Being a Pokémon inspired game it’s unfair to compare so one should judge the game on its own merit. Also final boss was unnecessarily hard but I beat it just about. What hurt the game were the following: lack of dual types, lack of post game content and the final boss being a mon rather than a human, made it more of a mons vs humans narrative which was not my cup of tea. The characters and the nexomon design were a B+ and I found the intro quite immersive. The plot had good pacing which I will give props to. I’m not a big fan of the micro transaction aspect but I do understand from the context of a mobile game it is something the developers focused on in order to generate revenue. The battle mechanics is same as Pokémon albeit lacking a wide range of buffs and debuffs, making the strategy element other than fighting vs type advantages pretty non existent.
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