Cassette Beasts

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As a person who hasn't played pokemon, casette beasts feels like it assumes that knowledge of the player. I figured with a basic understanding of pokemon and with the stellar reviews I'd be able to make it work, but I couldn't. I'd consistently forget to tape new beasts, struggled with inventory management, and most of all could barely remember the minute differences between each elemental type and their various benefits/drawbacks.

40 horas de juego y aún me quedan cosas por ver, pero puedo decir que me está gustando mucho este juego. La banda sonora, la construcción del mundo y de los personajes, la trama... me ha enganchado sorprendentemente bien. Es cierto que las primeras horas se me han hecho cuesta arriba debido a (por si acaso) [spoiler]la construcción del mapa y todos los problemas de movilidad que se tiene hasta que desbloqueas un par de cosas más aparte del planeo.[/spoiler] Destaco especialmente la cantidad de conversaciones que hay, y el contraste de ambientación entre unas zonas y otras.

Very well made and good fun. The post game offers some good material too but the bulk of the game is in, well, the game. Which is nice not hiding a huge amount of content after the story is ended.

This is a pretty good monster-collector game, especially when I compare it to Pokemon. Few things I like: -Type efficiency. Cassette Beasts have types, but they don't simply deal bonus damage to each other like most other games from the same genre. There are actually pretty interesting effects getting triggered when a typed Beast gets attacked, ranging from DoT, Walls creation, Type change, and multi-targetting (useful against multiple enemies). -Shinies. You know about Pokemon Shinies? Beasts are more interesting, they have bootlegs versions, that not only change their colors, but also change their typing and some of the abilities they can use. -The Story. The story is... Pretty good actually. Gets kinda dark sometimes, but overall it's pretty easy to get invested in the story with the honestly quite relatable characters. -Levelling. The levelling system is somewhat more... Soft, than other games. It's mostly tied to the player level, so you can usually start using a new beast as soon as you unlock them, and you spend less time getting one-shot or one-shotting enemies (which, imo, is a waste of time in other RPGs). You can still level up beast to unlock their skills and stronger forms tho. The things I like less: -Sticker transfer. Once a beast unlocks a skill, you can pretty much give that skill to any other compatible beast you own, without much penalty. Is not that kind of... Too easy? You could get a new Beast and transfer your most powerful build on it with minimal effort and it kinda feels like cheating. Kinda lowers how unique the beasts feel too... At least there are some beast that get really unique skills that they alone can use, but it's underused I think. -Starter stickers. There are stickers that automatically trigger skills at the beginning of a turn without spending any energy. These are the core stickers used for breaking the game, but also make online matches a matter of grinding more rather than actually strategising, which is kinda boring and greatly limits the fun factor. Might be a hot take, but I find these stickers lame and think the game would have more potential if you could not simply abuse these. But, overall, I still like the game.

It's that good

Great Game. If you like the Art-Style this is for you! This game is a typical monster-tamer style game, but it also offers unique and fun mechanics, as well as a nice fusion system. I am gonna record them all!

I wasn't expecting landlord to be villains in the same game as eldrich horrors, but then again I haven't met many landlords.