It may not be for everyone who is a fan of Pokemon, but for those who are looking for a more challenging game that rewards players who like to grind for levels and items, then Nexomon: Extinction may be worth looking into.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. It features a lot of similar concepts to the iconic series, but Nexomon innovates in a few ways that really set it apart from Pokemon in a good way. Overall, Nexomon: Extinction is a surprisingly solid addition to the creature-catching genre that Pokemon fans will likely find enjoyable. The game is littered with NPCs who sometimes have serious dialogue, and sometimes just have dumb jokes, and it adds a whole new layer of charm that is painfully absent from Pokemon. The tone feels more "adult" than most Pokemon games do, despite being the same general format. Coco instead brings a fun, sarcastic sense of humor that is more fitting for a lot of the players who would seek out this type of game. Coco is a lot like Morgana from Persona 5, but without the constant pestering to go to bed. The combat has a lot of things to consider, and it may need a bit more refining before it can have a solid competitive scene like Pokemon, but it is new, refreshing, and actually quite interesting to learn.Īs with most games of this archetype, the main character is mute, but they have a traveling companion in the form of a bipedal cat named Coco who does all the talking. It can be frustrating if players are just trying to grind for experience, but overall it adds a new interesting mechanic to keep track of during battle.
This requires the smart use of recovery items or well-timed switch-outs to other Nexomon. Having low Stamina means that the Nexomon will likely have to attack, rest, attack in that pattern as only 15 Stamina is recovered by Resting.
Stronger moves tend to have a higher cost, and when a Nexomon runs out of Stamina it must rest to regain a little or use a recovery item. Rather than each move having a number of uses, the Nexomon itself has a pool of stamina that is used as moves are tossed out. On the subject of status effects, familiar ones make an appearance, like Paralysis, Sleep, and Poison, but Nexomon: Extinction has 21 different Status that can be applied to Nexomon - most of them are negative but there are a couple positive ones.Īlso new with Nexomon: Extinction is the concept of Stamina. Slower moves tend to either do more damage or have some other special effect tied to them, like a debuff or status effect. Nexomon: Extinction has a heavier focus on narrative, as becoming a high ranking Tamer is the goal for most Tamers, unlike in Pokemon where becoming the League Champion is the catalyst that starts the journey and then some bigger plot begins unfurling part-way through the journey. Players will grow in reputation and become higher ranking Guild members as they explore the world, capture Nexomon with the unique capture mechanic, and train against other Tamers. Instead, Nexomon: Extinction has players join a Tamers' Guild to help the denizens of the Nexomon-inhabited world.
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Unlike Pokemon, Nexomon: Extinction doesn't feature a traditional "gym" mechanic which is an iconic series staple for Pokemon. It features the same general gameplay loop of Pokemon, where tamers set out to capture and battle with over 300 different Nexomon. Extinction is actually the second installment in the Nexomon franchise, but is the first to make it to all major consoles.
Nexomon: Extinction is a new take on the popular creature-catching genre of games.
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