Coromon

Nota de 1 a 5 sendo 1 ruim e 5 excelente. Historia - 5 Personagens - 5 Dialogos - 5 Musica - 4 Bichinhos - 3 A unica coisa que nao gostei é que os bichinos tem raridade e voce fica maluco por isso

I was going to write a mostly positive review until I encountered a mandatory (I think) fast-paced narrow timing-based button-pushing minigame at the end of the game, the jumping thing in the dojo. Its like having a mandatory game of chess in the middle of a Mario game. Having the flappybird and jumper game as achievements is a douchebag move but putting it in the questline at the end of the game is just a straight up dealbreaker. Such a thing is either a core-mechanic of your game, novelty side-content, or you make it incredibly easy. You either didnt have any general-public testing or you ignored all the feedback. Not great but tolerable: Puzzle mechanics are way too drawn out to the point of becoming chores e.g. the ghost-cat thing where half of it would be plenty. There are obviously a bit too few monsters. The potential-mechanic incentivize mindless grinding to get an adequatly strong version which feels like a semi-mandatory shiny-grind for every monster you actually want to use. Awesome: All the rest, especially the pixelart. A shame that this game is held back by annoying content, most of which could simply be cut from the game in an aftertoons work.

Can't beat the game because of a minigame. Never mind Coromon battles, catching mechanics, or anything else that is advertised to make you buy the game, this is literally a gauntlet of painful minigames that don't work and you will either slam your head into a wall until you get lucky or, like me, just give up because I don't want to play a cocaine-fueled version of the Mario Party jumprope minigame in my Pokemon clone.

I really wish they'd given us the option out the gate to update or not. The overhaul/"remaster" is not to my liking in any way. I didn't pay for this remaster, I paid for the old experience. It lags something fierce. I should not need to minimize/reduce fullscreen to play the game that ran OK previously... I also prefer a silent protagonist that doesn't really respond, but that's a personal preference. It feels like they added more text? I just quit and uninstalled as soon as I jumped in to peek at the new update. Simpler is sometimes better. I DO appreciate accessibility features, that's ALWAYS important. But as it stands it is a schlog, over-developed and following Sun Haven levels of store bloat. I never enjoy secondary currency for in-game stores even if you can earn that in-game currency (right now its rate is too low to be worthwhile). You can disagree! But I cannot recommend it in its current state. I think devs really need to consider OPTIONAL updates. Especially in this economy when most people cannot afford newer consoles, can't upgrade, or how easily PC games can break because the software and hardware differs from machine to machine. If we can roll back updates as a baseline we can figure out and address what's wrong individually or submit for review for better fixes.

Unplayable atm. The remaster reintroduced an old bug for me which binds every button on my controller to every in game command. So one button is use and back simultaneously. Bc of this i can't reconfigure the bindings ingame as well. I use a Dualshock 4 which never had a problem in any other game.

I like this game enough to give it a positive review, but I will add to the pile of complaints about the puzzles and minigames. I've done a playthrough and a half and every time I run into a puzzle or minigame, i just feel like the game gets worse. even just including an option to skip them if you fail enough times in a row would solve everything for the dumb or older people like us. with that said, i do like almost everything else about it. decent qol, sans the ability to reorder moves. nice designs. moves make enough sense once you get out of the pokemon headspace. plot is fine, but not really what any of us play these games for. overall, absolutely recommended. hoping they fix the puzzle/minigame stuff in the sequel and port it here like they did for the remastered graphics. the devs clearly do care about their game, so i'm hoping they also care about player experience.

Pokemon, but somehow worse.

I reluctantly started a play-through, cause I was stuck with a crappy laptop for a fortnight. And, I'm glad I did. I think Coromon makes a valiant effort to address the shortcomings of a (very popular...) existing monster catcher... And, I enjoyed it. Notably, I like the Potential system that allows for better 'roleplay' of monsters, I like the SP system that manages monster moves and usage, I like the status conditions (they feel fair) and I like the moves system that allows you to infinitely choose a monster's move set on the fly. The game has many crashing and bug problems though, graphical glitches that require a restart and several cases where my save state didn't save correctly. These were probably the worst of my problems. Additionally, I feel the game needs to withhold content from the Player. Pretty much every Coromon (at all evolutions) is catchable, which cheapens the feeling of having your own monsters when you can just catch them later. This goes the same for items. I also feel it's missing some grounded sense of reality. It pretty much launches the player straight into a crazy world. And, I feel it misses the oppurtunity to introduce the player to the world. It lacks breathability. In the same sense, the story is incredibly bland, the map is strikingly linear and player choice is limited outside of your Coromon. Last thing... I think Coromon could benefit from a new game plus, where players can choose from their caught Coromon to start a new game. I would love to use my 'potent'/'perfect' or just late-game coromon from lv.1 at the start of the game. You could up the 'normal' difficulty of trainers and allow players to keep their items, new oppurtunities abound. With these criticisms... Buy this game on sale, no less than 50% off!