Beastieball

The game is adorable and fun and it does non-violent confrontation really well (the sport is like modified volleyball that relies on stamina/tiredness, not actually knocking beasties out or anything. Also beasties ask to join your team rather than being forced onto it. I like that. My one gripe is sometimes it feels like the game kind of throws difficult encounters at you after you've had to grind down a pathway for a long time already, or sometimes hits you in town or stuff like this when you're just training low level beasts and thus smacks you down in a way that's not very fun (like when all your beasts have 40-60 stamina left and you get cutscened into a fight somewhere less expected sometimes no one can receive anything nor do you have a moment to heal once seeing they are there). There's no game over though so it's not the biggest deal.

I'm really passionate about monster-collecting games, this is absolutely a breath of fresh air that's been needed. The beastie designs are all unique. I feel like a lot of mon games end up with cool looking but ultimately forgettable creature designs, especially for mid-stage evolutions. Beastieball, on the other hand, has a clear vision for every creature. Each stage is a character with a story to tell, if that makes sense. The gameplay is also fresh and unique, it's easy to get the fundamentals and very engaging to master. That combined with the story and art style has made for one of my new fave games. Can't wait to see this finished!

A very unique creature collector with a super fun spin on the combat system. I like a system that lets you play multiple monsters at once because the synergies really add some great depth to the gameplay. I also think the team has done a fantastic job of making sure each beastie feels unique and relevant in their own way. The art is also very charming. I also really love the challenge settings, specifically the hard level cap setting. I think it's great that it lets you retain the challenge in each combat encounter without "punishing" you for training your team too much by making the game too easy. I love when a game is happy to let you play it, and I think beastieball is one of those games. There are also just a ton of little quality-of-life things that make the experience really smooth and satisfying.

i love balling

making volleyball turn based wasn't a great idea.

Juegardo. Se nota que está hecho con amor, y dentro que el "combate" es simple , resulta muy divertido, fácil de entender y tiene campo para llevar estrategias a cabo. Se le cae amor al andar a este título

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