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Game
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Disc Creatures
Developer PICORINNE SOFT
Capture and battle over 200 unique creatures in this retro-inspired monster-collecting RPG. Copy their powers with the revolutionary DiscKid and build your dream team. Explore a vibrant world where humans live alongside mysterious creatures in an unforgettable adventure full of secrets and strategy. From the Steam store page
194 reactions from 3 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Mastodon) · newest Oct 29, 2026 · last updated Nov 4, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
84
LovedLoved
153 positive · 29 negative
95% range 78–89%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 153 | 29 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 6 | 0 | 5 |
| Mastodon * | 0 | 0 | 1 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Very Positive
162 of 191 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
84% recommend · 154 yes, 29 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 183 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Very Positive (197 of 238 positive).
Players praise Disc Creatures as a nostalgic monster collector that captures the feel of Game Boy Color era Pokemon. [1][2][3] Many reviewers note the game is not a Pokemon clone, with unique 3v3 battles and a Dragon Quest Monsters influence. [4][5][6] Some players criticize late-game grind and leveling issues, with new creatures starting at level 1. [7][8][9]
Liked
- Charming retro visuals and music evoke Game Boy Color nostalgia. [10][11][12]
- Unique 3v3 battle system and transparent mechanics improve on Pokemon formula. [4][13][14]
- Large roster of 200 creatures with fun designs and fusion mechanic. [15][7][16]
- Engaging story with heartwarming moments and witty dialogue. [2][6][17]
Representative posts
- [8]
Most of the positive reviews of this game didn't play it through to the end. Although this game has a lot of potential, it squanders it in late-game where its poor core design choices become amplified and ruin it. Your team consists of only three creatures, and all newly recruited creatures join you at level 1. Even though a level-acceleration feature is available, it caps at about half the level of late-game …
- [1]
Monster collecting RPGs are my favorite games. My love for this genre stems back to Pokemon and Dragon Quest Monsters for the Game Boy (Color), a system which obviously won't see any new releases ever again. Sure, systems and games evolve and there are new ones with nicer graphics and amazing soundtracks - yet here I am, craving games that look and sound like they came out 20 years ago, because I can't quite get the …
- [4]
Okay, so you need to know up-front that this is not pokemon. Yes, it is aggressively marketed as being pokemon, and all of its visuals are determined to convince you that it is pokemon, and this is a huge misstep on the part of the creator. Disc Creatures is not pokemon, and the sooner you get that out of your head the better the odds that you'll enjoy it. It *is* a good game, but if you go in expecting the things …
- [2]
I never make Steam reviews, but for this game.. I had to. Wow. What a hidden gem this game is. This might just be my favorite Steam game I've ever played. The dialogue, the music, the story - it all gives me chills.. This game is so well made you can tell how hard the developer worked on it and the thought that went into it. It even had me in tears at one point. As a huge Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow fan, i highly …
- [7]
There's a 200 monsters and cool story to play through. Incredible feat for 1 developer. The Red/Blue nostalgia feels amazing. I love all the surprise events and mini quests. The possibility to grant Fusion Recipes as the special price instead of boring regular items pumps me up, because collecting monsters ultimately is what makes these games addictive. After the fourth chapter the gameplay becomes grindy and …
Summarised from 34 of the 195 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 13, 2026. How summaries are made
RottenBot@rottenbot · automated account
Disc Creatures sits at 84% positive across 182 opinionated reactions from 3 sources. Fresh or rotten — where do you land?
Reactions
60 of 194 · most liked firstMonster collecting RPGs are my favorite games. My love for this genre stems back to Pokemon and Dragon Quest Monsters for the Game Boy (Color), a system which obviously won't see any new releases ever again. Sure, systems and games evolve and there are new ones with nicer graphics and amazing soundtracks - yet here I am, craving games that look and sound like they came out 20 years ago, because I can't quite get the same sense of wonder out of modern stuff. I'm eternally thankful for indie…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Okay, so you need to know up-front that this is not pokemon. Yes, it is aggressively marketed as being pokemon, and all of its visuals are determined to convince you that it is pokemon, and this is a huge misstep on the part of the creator. Disc Creatures is not pokemon, and the sooner you get that out of your head the better the odds that you'll enjoy it. It *is* a good game, but if you go in expecting the things it's setting you up to expect, you're going to have a bad time. For folks who…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game looks and sounds amazing, but why limit us to a tiny window? I want to see my creatures in all their glory! press ALT + ENTER while the game's loading to go fullscreen btw F12 also lets you soft reset your game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I wish there was a neutral rating, but if I had to lean more towards whether or not I'd recommend this game, sadly, it would be no. Disc Creatures is a game I was looking forward to play for quite some time, and while I did enjoy my time with it, it does have a number of things that make the game rather tedious and frustrating to play. First off, Disc Creatures is not really a Pokemon clone. It may look like it on the surface, but it soon becomes apparent after just a few minutes of playing…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Most of the positive reviews of this game didn't play it through to the end. Although this game has a lot of potential, it squanders it in late-game where its poor core design choices become amplified and ruin it. Your team consists of only three creatures, and all newly recruited creatures join you at level 1. Even though a level-acceleration feature is available, it caps at about half the level of late-game enemies. There is no other way to provide experience besides being in your…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game does have some potential, but ultimately falls flat. The graphics are cute, similar to what you'd expect from a Game Boy Color game. The music is fine. The game gives you a tutorial at the start on the controls and how to use things in the game, including your creatures. Don't be alarmed at being unable to open a menu first thing - the game eventually will let you do this and save and it's not far into the game, either. You'll also have the option of having multiple save files if…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Solely comparing it to Pokemon or DQM and writing it off as a "clone" is too reductive and unhelpful. Disc Creatures deserves much more attention. This game does a lot to provide a unique identity and experience, but it definitely wears its influences on its sleeve. I didn't grow up exactly during the original Gameboy or Gameboy Color, so while I would describe the game as definitely "nostalgic," it isn't exactly nostalgic for me personally. For me the game stands on its own without the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pokemon is a very important part of my childhood. I love the concept behind it. There are so many unique creatures which I can potentially use and try to craft my own team and beat the game. However, in my opinion, Pokemon as a series has stagnated and hasn't offered much more than the original games despite cost twice as much now. Thankfully, there are many games which are being developed recently which seek to fill Pokemon's niche while innovating on the genre. Disc Creatures does this by…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A Pokemon-inspired game that successfully set itself apart. After being disappointed with Pokemon Sword and Shield (SwSh) and deciding that I won’t pick up any future Pokemon games anymore if it refuses to improve, I decided to set out to find another monster tamer/collector games out there. Yeah I’ll miss catching my favorite Pokemon, but SwSh wasn’t worth $60 to me and there will certainly be other games that will scratch that same itch. So as I wait for TemTem to release on the Switch and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Disc Creatures feels like a heavily inspired pokemon game but it's not even close. It's incredibly unique in it's story telling,jokes and gameplay. Bosses require a lot of thought and at times you might need to switch out monsters to get the right set up. It's difficult but not unforgiving. This is easily one of my new favorite monster-catching games.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm really, really torn about this game. I first left a positive review, and my bottom line was "Don't try to catch everything. Don't look for secrets. Don't bother with postgame. It's not worth it. If you ignore all that, you'll probably have a decent time." On second thought, though, it's probably a lot to ask. Here's the thing : don't pick this up expecting a regular retro game degree of jankiness. Disc Creatures unironically feels like it was designed to be as inconvenient as possible in…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A game that had a lot of potential, but quickly lost steam after the early chapters. Too many times I had to brute force my way through levels with tons of healing items between battles because of the sheer gauntlets that they throw at you of wild creatures between healing stations. Also the story is by far the best at episode 2, and dies off after that, from what little there is in the later episodes. When you capture creatures, they are put to level 1, and there is a cafe that can get them…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The first thing I have to lay down is that this is NOT a Pokemon clone; ...it's a Dragon Warrior/Quest Monsters clone. There's no evolution and the game uses the "catch the monster by using items to increase the chance you'll get it after the fight" system. Pokemon franchise refugees are definitely welcome here, though. Anywho, the game seems great so far, minus some minor control quirks that almost seem like they're put in there on purpose to emulate older games a little better. EDIT: Eww,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Its not all bad, the Mon's are okay, and there's a lot of quality of life stuff like the cafe that lets you pay to level up your mon's - with each tier unlocking as you get further into the game. So its not like you have to completely start from scratch if you want to mix up your team, but the game is still very grind-heavy. Sometimes, it feels like anything less than 5 memory sticks and you won't get a capture, so you have to build up a cash reserve to keep buying items, but most of your money…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As with most monster collectors, this game has some design changes from the classic pokemon formula which only make it an inferior game, unfortunately. It does have some charm but in the end you'll be wondering why they didn't just copy pokemon harder. You start by selecting 3 monsters for your party, which fills all the slots available. 3 party member limit is very underwhelming, considering you'll find a bunch of new creatures you want to use at the cost of benching your starters. Combat is…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Doesnt have good controller support and no in game options menu. Get this game ONLY AND if you ONLY plan to pay at your desktop with your keyboard.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A tedious grindfest fraught with large difficulty spikes and rinse-and-repeat gameplay. It's a shame good writing is buried under this repetitive "pokemon clone"
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →What originally seems like a fun return to a game series like Dragon Warrior Monsters quickly becomes ruined thanks to some truly strange systems the game introduces. The energy system, while fun in theory, gauging the how much each move costs in order to land a guaranteed critical hit when the enemy must recharge is ruined by the "Lucky!" system they have in place. Every turn the enemy has a chance to recover huge amounts of this energy and land random critical blows depending on how much luck…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Griding is awful. Difficulty spikes make it not worth it.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Haven't done everything yet, still missing a few creatures (~92% done) but i'll share my thoughts so far: Pro: +A good roster of 200 creatures, with fun/interesting designs +Varied Locations, having the colour scheme change according to locations is nice. +A decent story, not all that exciting but did it's job alright. Con: -Too little difference in stats for early game to late game/rare/hard to get creatures -All creatures you get starts at lvl 1, so getting creatures at later locations…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I never make Steam reviews, but for this game.. I had to. Wow. What a hidden gem this game is. This might just be my favorite Steam game I've ever played. The dialogue, the music, the story - it all gives me chills.. This game is so well made you can tell how hard the developer worked on it and the thought that went into it. It even had me in tears at one point. As a huge Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow fan, i highly recommend Disc Creatures. It really brings me back to my childhood when I was sitting…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →For someone who loves creature collecting, this game satisfies that itch to the fullest. It's obviously extremely comparable to Pokemon, but it improves upon that formula by making game mechanics more transparent as well as getting rid of some antiquated mechanics like the move reminder/deleter, name rater, etc. Additionally, if you've been dissatisfied with the poor writing in recent Pokemon games, this should be a nice refresher. It actually feels like playing Pokemon for the first time…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pretty good! Needs some display resolution options, keybindings, and a few Steam Achievements. And maybe a some tweaks to the in game menus... they're a bit annoying for me at least.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Never. I would never recommend this. It's been out for 5 years, with a provided copyright in the title screen of 2017 AND 2019. So it's been worked on for what, 7 years at least? Guess what. You either play in a small window that's literally the size of a GBC screen, or you play fullscreen. There is no in-between. The settings menu is a slider from 0-100 for Background Music and Sound Effects. That's it. 5 years since release and my choices are either to squint at the screen as I play and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game is basically 4 years old, meaning that everyone who should have played it probably already has, but I wanted to at least offer my two cents. Disc Creatures is a game which desires to relive the simplistic days of the original Pokemon games on the Game Boy while offering something new and unique. It is a game that seemingly wishes to capture both the moments of our jejune childhoods while also reminding us of things we experience in the world now as adults. I put in about 23 hours and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →------------!Spoiler Free!------------ I took a chance on this game after reading a couple of other reviews, and I've been playing it almost nonstop for 3 days. As a life long Pokemon fan, it's nice to find a good creature collector that isn't just replicating something else's formula. It definitely has the same "catch 'em all" appeal though, as I found myself backtracking to earlier areas again and again just because I'd seen that I've missed something. ---Pros--- -Gameplay The game follows…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Like pokemon but monsters are different Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-s9w0MftSc&t=1s
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Appleseed's Indie Game Of The Day! Day 70) Disc Creatures by Picorinne Soft A monster tamer/creature collector game in the same vein as early Pokemon games (think Gold/Silver era) The monster designs are very fun and the battle system is easy to learn.
positive · AI labelView post →There's a 200 monsters and cool story to play through. Incredible feat for 1 developer. The Red/Blue nostalgia feels amazing. I love all the surprise events and mini quests. The possibility to grant Fusion Recipes as the special price instead of boring regular items pumps me up, because collecting monsters ultimately is what makes these games addictive. After the fourth chapter the gameplay becomes grindy and unbearable. I stopped at the Ice Cave because you have hard-to-solve ice puzzle with…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A labour of love by a lone Japanese developer. I feel a bit of kinship with SATTO. He made Disc Creatures on his own using RPG Maker VX Ace. Somehow, and I have talked to him about how he did this, managed to get the game to run extremely well even within the limitations of that engine. It’s a treat. Disc Creatures is alternative Pokemon. You turn-based battle creatures in the world and add them to your team after defeating them in battle. The primary difference is you have 3 creatures in your…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm looking forward to Disc Creatures World which why I wanted to try out the Original Game. The Game itself looks really beautiful and it kinda fun to play, however I encountered an issue that quickly made the Game rather Frustrating than Fun. I'm still quite early in the game and maybe I'm not patient enough, but there's quite a grinding-issue. Your Party consists on only 3 Creatures with no way to swap them out except for a PC, which makes your backtrack to one every time you stuck at a…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Cute creature collector with a feel similar to the original Gameboy Color Pokemon games from the 1990s. Battles are always 3 on 3 and creature "discs" are collected by a combination of chance after battle encounters and boosted rates if an item is used with a max of 5x per creature. I read some people say they used their starter the whole time but I personally found reason to change my own team up on multiple occasions. Fusion was an interesting mechanic, requiring two specific and uninstalled…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I used to love Gameboy Colour era monster collecting games. Disc Creatures is everything I've been missing from the genre. It's like a mashup of Dragon Quest Monsters (party-based battle system) with Pokemon (particularly town, route, and cave designs), but with its own unique twists. PROS -Charming dialogue -A story that somehow manages to be both genre-savvy and heartwarming -200 monsters to collect -Quirky monster designs (Many of them are derpy and awkward in all the best ways...…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Cute retro little game ^^ Fun to play.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →you might know them for Infinos Gaiden or Andro Dunos 2 (or even Disc Creatures—Picorinne's a 2-person team & the other guy made that one); these game are rawer than those, obviously Pixelheart's been porting/republishing their stuff since the Dreamcast homebrew days, albeit not always well
neutral · AI labelView post →I wish this WAS a Pokémon "clone" because then I'd actually like it
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Disc Creatures is more than "inspired by" Pokemon and Dragon Quest Monsters and the like. In some ways, DC is almost a response to other creature-wrangling games out there. But at the same time, it has its own unique charm and is worth it on its own merits. The game's story is told through five chapters, each focusing on a specific scenario out in the world. You'll be granted access to a new area, with the goal of reaching the end and fighting a boss creature there. Along the way, you can…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Does not work with controller at all, even after adjusting controller settings to mimic keyboard.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I want to just say, the charm and level of care put into this game is off the charts! It made me feel nostalgic for the Pokemon RBY days, when I was only nine years old and could barely figure out what to do (and that's part of the experience, by the way!). My only problem is that I'm still early in the game so I'm not sure if they can, but I've not seen any proof of evolution in the game? That's always fun in Pokemon, when you finally earn enough EXP to evolve your Pokemon and see it get…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I heard about this game a few weeks ago and started watching the dev streams. The sprite style and music are what really caught my attention. It's a pretty chill game with some pretty cool critters roaming about! Tutorial part of the game was not to long and was very intuitive to get me started. If you are into the retro era of games similar you might find this enjoyable as well! I rarely leave reviews on games but I just really wanted to give this a thumbs up because I like the game and hope…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm sorry but no… I love creature catching games like Pokemon. I looked at the pictures and was in love, since it reminded me of the good ol' time but the hell is that? It’s more grinding than anything else! Not only that you barely have anything in the beginning - yes cool you get 3 creatures, but to catch new creatures you need to load them up means; multiple uses of the catch item. Also you only can buy 5 in the beginning (because your currency is not like 100 but 10.) if i have to catch…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is more of a "recommended if you're looking for this exact type of game" than a general recommendation. It does a great job at scratching the itch for game boy era Pokemon, jankiness included. That said, it's definitely not a plain pokemon knockoff and has plenty of its own gameplay and identity. Not everything is 100% perfect, but it is made by a solo indie developer, which is frankly pretty impressive and I haven't encountered any bugs or other outright gamebreaking issues. The battles…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very good little game for those that enjoy monster raising and the gameboy aesthetic, it's decently challenging and doesn't overstay its welcome. It's full of cute little details and animations that help the storytelling, and it has a lot of nice designs and mechanics, such as being able to change your moves anytime outside of battle. The only thing that may be a problem to some is that you're restricted to a 3 creature party, but I honestly think the difficulty is definitely balanced around…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really loved this game
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The graphics and marketing give the impression of an old-school Pokémon knockoff, but this is actually a proper JRPG -- and a solid one at that. Aside from the titular collectible Disc Creatures, the gameplay and plot manage to eschew all the tropes of the -mon-likes we've had dangled in front of us over the last decade. The first thing that may surprise you as you play this is the alarming absence of balls. Oi, you might be thinking, not so! They are DISC creatures, not BALL creatures!…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Unfortunately due to the lack of configuration options and so on I've refunded this game. I spent almost an hour fighting with the configuration, only to find I most likely won't be able to play the game comfortably. There's very little documentation as to this games support and available configuration, even on various wikipedia entries and the like. Most of my time playing was fishing around in the config for the game to TRY to rebind the keys, futzing about until finally learning that the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Can't fullscreen the game (ALT+ENTER doesn't work for me, nor does the F1 menu option) and gamepad doesn't work for me either. I'm not the type who enjoys being forced to use 3rd party applications to resolve issues and their discussion section seems inactive (posted my dilemma in the discussion forum with no reply for a week now) so I just submitted my refund. Wanted to enjoy this though. Just posting this review for others to know before going in but I'm sure the content itself is great.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A love letter to the critter capturer genre that many of us grew up playing, that still introduces unique elements so its not just a nostalgia haze. My only gripe with this game is that as a veteran player of games, and particularly this type, I was hoping to find a less.... Hand-holdy experience. It is still fun, and the game softens its grip on you eventually, but it could've left you to the wolves out of the gate and I could've fully immersed myself in learning all the games mechanics for…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It has a lot of nostalgic sendups to Pokemon and other similar games, but Disc Creatures is definitely doing its own thing! I'm only on chapter 2, but I'm having a good time so far. I especially like that, there's a place where you can buy meals that bring your low-leveled monsters up to speed once you've hit certain milestones (I'm not sure yet exactly what those milestones are, but being able to skip grinding up to level 5 is very convenient at the point I'm at.)
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Looking at this game, you know exactly what you're getting into; it's a clone of Pokemon, and more specifically takes the aesthetic from the GameBoy era of those games. With that description you already know whether you want this game or not. I always wondered why more games like this didn't exist, given how easy it seems to make. As someone who grew up with Pokemon Silver, this game tickles every nostalgia nerve in my brain, in the best of ways. I find myself giddy to come across new…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A very fun game with elements of Pokemon and Digimon plus many unique elements of its very own. While I'm only about 7.5 hours into my first play through, I can see that this game has the potential to be replayed several times, especially with some of the elements of randomness built into the game. Overall, I am very satisfied, and really the only thing that I could wish for is for someone to make an adaptation of this game for mobile platforms like Android or iPhone.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you like monster catching/collecting games, I can honestly say as a huge fan of that genre that this game definitely scratches that itch! Here's some things of note: ~ No evolution mechanic, but there IS a way to fuse discs together to make special monsters, so keep an eye out for fusion recipes and hold on to a few extra monster discs of each species just in case as you go through the game. ~ Multiple save files! ~ You can have three creatures in your team at a time, so choose wisely…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →So far so good. Barely wanna experiment with my party lineups because I like my 3 starters so much! I got my eye on Tomatee for future party member material though...
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Allow me to preface this: I DON'T hate Disc Creatures, I love it for what it is and what it offered but I can't necessarily say that I like some of the aspects the game itself has. The 3v3 team aspect of the battling was done really well but unfortunately, things drag to a crawl once you realize that all the creatures get defaulted to LVL 1 upon obtaining them. In-universe, I understand why it's like that but it's just not my jam, especially when the lvl-boosting options themselves aren't that…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It is more Telefang/ Digimon than Pokemon which i think is what is throwing a lot of people off. Love the art style though. I won it in a giveaway get it on sale for 5$ and it will be fun for an evening
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →★★★★☆ Gotta Catch Nostalgia!It's like finding an old Pokémon cartridge in your attic, but with a fresh twist. While it can’t quite match the *“Gotta catch ‘em all!”* classics in terms of music and nostalgia, it’s way more innovative where it counts. You’ll be surprised by the unique spins on the genre. If you’re looking for that old-school vibe with a new kick, this game is a real *super effective* hit. Just don’t expect the iconic tunes to follow you through Victory Road.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →For the first 20 years of my life, I considered Pokemon to be my favorite videogame franchise. But for the last ten years, I've kinda started hating the genre as a whole, and thinking that maybe I was just dumb as hell as a kid as each Pokemon title I buy continues to disappoint. Even other indie game Monster Catching titles, like Coromon or Monster Sanctuary, didn't do it for me. But Disc Creatures does. It's not a perfect or even particularly noteworthy game, but each time I entered a new…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I don't think I've ever been so pleasantly surprised by a game before. On the surface, it seems like it may be a simple clone trying to cash in on nostalgia, but it subverts that expectation in the best ways possible. Disc Creatures is a beautiful re-imagining of an entire world, and brings innovation and many clever ideas to the genre while still feeling a little familiar. I highly recommend it for anyone who grew up on the games it's clearly inspired by, or even someone who wants to play a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's alright. It's not the Gen 1 Pokemon game it wants to sell itself as, but it's alright. Stating the obvious first, it's trying to scratch a bunch of old original pokemon game nostalgia, nostalgia that modern pokemon games admittedly have a hard time getting at in the same way, so there is a niche there, and isn't doing a bad job at that aesthetically, and with the tunes, but these similarities, to me, as someone who grew up learning what video games were with a cartridge of Pokemon red,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →trying to be an off brand version of the first pokemon game doesnt make sense b/c the first pokemon game is still pretty fun but if youre gonna do it you cant also be slower paced imo
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