Just like in Pokémon, your Coroman have stats. Now, there is a mechanic made the strategy layers even more interesting. So, do you choose to play it safe or risk it for XP? But oh wait, this means that your Coromon can’t carry berries or stat boosting items that can help in battles. There are different levels of gems as well, giving different amounts of XP. If you want all of them to also gain XP, well you’ll have to give all your Coromon a gem. There are these gems you can equip your Coromon with that basically act like an XP Share.
In Coromon, they found an amazing solution. This is something that breaks the game a bit in my opinion. In modern Pokémon titles, after each encounter all of your Pokémon receive XP. Something that this game does better than Pokémon in my opinion is how the XP Share actually works. Since, do you want to heal your health and magic or only one of the two… The strategies you will need to use in this game blow a breath of fresh air in the battle system that I’m really interested to see expanded upon. There are also healing items that can heal both HP & SP which makes things more interesting.
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So, sometimes you’ll have to get lucky or hope that your opponent needs to charge their SP, so you basically have a free shot. And not only you have to do that, your opponents also have to do that. So, you’ll have to manage your SP quite well.īut, what if you run out of SP? Well, then you can use up a turn to recharge 50% of your max SP. Now, what does this mean? Well, each attack costs a certain amount of SP to execute. The unique change in this game is that your Coromon don’t work with powerpoints but with SP for their attacks. If you are familiar with the battle system of Pokémon, you’ll feel right at home with this one. First, let me talk about how this game compares to Pokémon.Īs you can clearly see from the screenshot in this section of the article, the battle system is turned based.
This game combines old school Legend of Zelda & oldschool Pokémon to create something extremely unique in my opinion. But, something that took me by surprise is that there is also a bit of The Legend of Zelda thrown in. Sure, at it’s core this game is a creature collecting and raising game that hits a lot of the same beats that the first 3-4 Pokémon generations did. So, if you think that this game is only a Pokémon “clone” or Pokémon style game… You’d be very wrong. But the execution and childlike innocent charm to it just makes it all work amazingly well. You know what’s going to happen in the story and can see it from a mile away. It doesn’t really go in depth or make you sit on the edge of your seat, but wraps a warm blanket around you on that cool winter morning when you woke up to watch that new episode of your favorite cartoon. The way the entire story is set up makes the game just quite charming and adorable. These are used quite sparingly as well, and they add so much charm to the game. There is no voice acting in this game, but there are emojis that can be displayed above the characters in their head. But where the story lacks meat around its bones, it makes up for it with a lot of charm. I could be very critical and say that the story doesn’t have a lot to it. Why secure them? Well, there is an evil force going after them as well. There are 6 in total, and you’ll to travel over the entire region to find and secure them. It doesn’t take long before you get tasked to gather all the Titan Essences spread across the whole region. In this game, you play as a new battle research in the world of Velua. First, let me talk about the story of this game. But I’ll talk more about that later in this article. Now, Coromon has various different mechanics that make this game stand out from Pokémon. So, when I read the description of Coromon and read the official website and got the impression that this game was like the first Pokémon generations, I was intrigued. I can tell a lot of childhood stories about Pokémon. The 4th generation was right when I went from elementary to secondary school (For the Americans, it’s I mean high school). When I was attending elementary school here in Belgium, we got the first three Pokémon generations.
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