The story is peppered with jokes of all kinds, most of them successfully recreated. of mystical creatures and elemental stones scattered throughout the adventure. It all begins when the former king of monsters, named Omnicron, decides that the world is his and that humans paint nothing on it. To break free from him, the first tamers team up with smaller monsters to defeat him. Now, with the throne empty, the monsters fight each other, vying for control. We are used to Pokémon transporting us to a world where humans and monsters establish friendships and collaborate with each other. Perhaps in response to that infinite and flawless gentle tone, its many competitors draw darker universes. Nexomon is no exception, but while most fan games stick to an ‘edgy’ version of Pokémon, VEWO Interactive and PQube go for a slightly different idea: Extinction has the background of a shonen, but the structure of a JRPG. However, those who are able to see and love what is behind all this will find an interesting alternative to Pokémon with 381 species to record, an entertaining story and the interesting idea of an open world with scalable difficulty to explore at will. There are no multiplayer features (yet, but they are planned and labeled as a top priority), no microtransactions, no big ambitions of post-launch support, but it is loved while it lasts I would say that it is not a bad buy for the almost 20 euros it costs on Steam: it hides Quite intense encounters, some pretty well-run jokes, some interesting secrets and an artistic section that, when right, falls in love. Let’s take an in-depth look below.Ī look at the fighting and characters in Nexomon: Extinction My experience at the controls of Nexomon: Extinction has been a carousel of emotions. Weird, because it is not that the game proposes anything special at any level: it is nothing more than an evolution (involution in some senses) with respect to what is seen in Pokémon, but if we dissect the game into different parts and examine them carefully one by one, we will discover a good handful of interesting ideas … and many others that make your soul fall to the ground. I think that if we take into account that Nexomon was born with mobile phones in mind, its adaptation to the terrain of volume and spine RPGit’s quite remarkable. But of course, that does not mean that it has more or less serious problems at the level of balance, progression or interface. Some of these issues are already being discussed between developers and Discord fans, others may be in limbo forever. I’m not sure if it will be because of the success of Pokémon GO or why, but the truth is that the vicissitudes of fate have meant that in recent years we have seen a handful of new ” monster collecting games “ terminology that I didn’t start to see until Crema Games had to struggle to separate Temtem from the Game Freak franchise. The smartest will have Monster Crown on the radar , available as early access for a few weeks but we also have to add to the list the even more recent Nexomon: Extinction , sequelfrom the mobile original – a game that also ‘ported’ to Steam this summer – which has arrived on PC, PS4 and Switch with an Xbox One version postponed until September. This new installment has been seen for a while by adverts promoted on Reddit and social networks, but is it really worth it? More or less. Turn-based RPG, open world and almost 400 species to collect: Nexomon returns to the fray after passing through mobile phones with Extinction, a remarkable sequel full of good intentions and more or less correct decisions. It will not take the throne from Game Freak, of course, but at least it is an experience to take into account for lovers of the genre.
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