Sure, it forces you to grind tediously but most of the genre does, however you can still have quite a bit of fun with it, especially if you are a fan of the genre. Overall easy Pokémon vibe is apparent from the outset, but it ends up being quite decent with some new measures thrown into the recipe. I wasn’t expecting a lot from Nexomon: Extinction since it started on mobile devices, but mobile devices are so powerful these day the issues isn't starting on mobile it's "can it transition well to Xbox One" and a good game. Matchups work almost identically as those in Pokémon, with “mineral-types” being strong against electrics, water beating both fire and minerals, etc, etc, etc.
You know the genre unless you've been living under a rock for decades.
Receive “Nexotraps”, walk on tall grass, look for monsters, weaken them, throw a trap, add them to your party, fight other trainers, rinse and repeat. Pick a starter from the nine available to you. I was quite a pleasant surprise when I found out Nexomon: Extinction has a handful of ideas of its own up it's coding. This visually is close to a Pokémon ripoff I can remember but that's not necessarily a bad thing in the end. Honestly, I thought the game was going to be a more of a clone than what it really is at the core of the game.
You role is training them to do battle with other trainers throughout the world, but there’s a deeper narrative, with a wonderful story about tyrant Nexomon who has threatened to destroy the world. You’ll be collecting monsters or creatures in total over three hundred of them with nine different elemental types. Nexomon: Extinction is the latest monster training game trying to take on a Pokémon theme or stylization published by a great studio PQube.Nexomon: Extinction is the latest monster training game trying to take on a Pokémon theme or stylization published by a great studio PQube.
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