Coromon

the light sensei jump test is genuinely ridiculous. i don't know if the speed of the bar is based on refresh rate or what but it's near impossible to get 22 jumps without literally pixel perfect timing. either the cooldown for the jump button is too long or i land on the bar at 7 or 15 jumps exactly this thing needs fixing, i saw footage from before the remaster and it was perfectly fine! easy even! why is it moving 2x faster in my game with no change to the character's movement?? the only way i could beat this was by going into my graphics drivers and limiting the fps to 30, why should i have to do this to continue the main story??? how did this escape testing???? please fix thank you (it's possible that changing the refresh rate had no change and i only won because i timed my jumps through sheer luck by mashing, but that's more of a monkeys on typewriters situation than what was actually being asked of the player so either way something's gone wrong)

Monster Capture game that has a more general and less "You're a 12 y/o" audience in mind. The monster designs are solid. I do think they skew a little too real world + basic animals that everyone knows (Cats, dogs, etc.) for all normal monster designs, but the designs themselves are really solid regardless. Options are a little lacking for screen size (in particular, being able to drag and stretch would've been really nice), but otherwise basics for regular stuff is there along with extras. There's minimal bugs I noticed. The starting area also has two Coromon that can either get more money from battles or get more money via extra items they find after any battle (Wild or other tamers), which is thoughtful design, considering there's not much post game and tamers/trainers aren't up for repeat battling. There's also little nods to those that like details like how someone who lost their Coromon in their spinners (pokeball equivalent) start with thier Coromon frozen. That being stated, however, I have a few caveats for this recommendation, depending on the type of player you are, since I do think that price per hour for enjoyment is crucial in the current economy: 1. If you're only going for a playthrough of the game (no extras or little post game), you're looking at a pretty steep price per hour, especially if you're not going to do some grinding. My hours look like this because I decided to grind the last bit for more money (stacking $$$ generation x6 and financially ruining tamers in the last section of the game) and for getting most Coromon + Potential farming (think of it like Pokemon IVs). 2. If you're playing for achievements, then this game has more justification for the price. Insane difficulty is built-in Nuzlocke rules, while allowing Perfect catches as well (Perfect = Shiny, which are equivalent in this case). Overall I do recommend this game, but entirely differently depending on who is playing. If you only care about getting through the story to experience it once, the price is less justified. If you care about achievements or monster capturing perfectly, then you're looking at a better price per hour justification.

这不是宝可梦，这是 解密大礼包，我非常非常非常非常讨厌解密

O jogo é muito bom, principalmente se você está acostumado com GBA de pokemon, alguns monstros são meio sem graça, mas tem monstros bons o suficiente para você montar um belo time, só senti que faltou mais elementos, ou elementos combinados

This isn't going to be so much a review as it will be a little personal life story that made me like this game that much more. One of the Coromon within the game that you can catch and train is a kitty cat ghost type called a Purrgy. Well I ended up getting a perfect version of one and got to name it after my cat Loki who passed away about a year ago. Kept him on my team and swept trainer after trainer in battle. Made me smile to keep seeing him get all this experience then hit max level while we adventured about. Miss ya little guy, you've always been the best.

Was pretty fun until you get to an unskippable jumping rope mini-game that's extremely hard and completely out of place. This is the worst, bad, cheap game mechanic I've seen in recent play. I was having a good time catching Coromons and now I'm abandonning the game.

This is straight up better than pokemon. Much better ai, more interesting and difficult moves and battles, customization, puzzles, the grind to try to get potent/perfect coromon is insanely addicting, i could go on. I would say pokemon will always be a perfect rpg for 6 year olds but this will entertain you as an adult very well

If you like Pokemon, you'll almost certainly feel right at home here. The battles feel super lively with the gorgeous animated sprites, and the story is actually pretty solid! You can shiny hunt too, and the shiny Coromon (called "perfect" Coromon in-game) actually have better stats, so they aren't purely cosmetic. The one negative thing I will say about this game is that it has random encounters, which I personally don't like as much as overworld encounters. Fortunately you can speed up the battles in the settings, which gets rid of most of the annoyance that comes with that.

Was fun until the game interrupted gameplay with dumb minigames, puzzles and stuff that is just there to pad out the game.