(Hey, that’s me!) It’s just a lot, and it would be nice to dial that back a bit for the sake of respecting the player’s time.
Though fortunately, Flappy Swurmy ended up being removed as a campaign requirement as of the 1.0.18 patch, which means someone doesn’t need to be good enough to get a score of 50 keep making progress. But there are a lot of situations in which you can’t just go from point A to point B, because you’ll need to solve a puzzle, play the Coromon equivalent of Flappy Bird or maybe take part in a fetch quest. When you aren’t fighting, you’ll also be solving puzzles. Since you’ll want to be at least three levels higher than opponents, you need that extra EXP. That’s a mixed blessing, though! The form of experience share here, from what I’ve seen, is a Lazy Orb one character can equip. Which, considering the number of trainers in areas and grassy areas, means you’ll be doing a lot of fighting. It artificially inflates the amount of time it takes to get things done. You also can’t turn off attack animations. To start, you might face more than one opponent! If that happens, the two opponents fight against your one character. Considering wild encounters happen very frequently, it can wear you down.Īs can the length of Coromon battles due to features it doesn’t have that Pokemon does. As resting only restores half of your character’s gauge and leaves them prone for a turn, it can feel like it needlessly imposes added difficulty or artificially extends the length of some battles. But even in a single fight, you can find your character needing to rest if you’re facing multiple wild creatures or fighting a fellow researcher. This is due to SP carrying over between battles. In practice, this can mean needing to rest during a battle due to running out of SP.
One difference is that moves require SP, rather than PP, to use. Not only are the colors different, but Potent and Perfect ones have better stats. For example, some are more effective against certain types! There are also “shinies” of sorts, except here they are called Potent and Perfect.
There are also certain Spinners with special properties. You can catch weakened wild creatures with Spinners. Each possesses up to four abilities in its moveset. This means traveling the world, exploring, and fighting both wild and tamed creatures.Ĭoromon battles aren’t all that different from ones you face in Pokemon. Your goal is to visit the locations where six Titan-class Pokemon live and learn about their abilities. In particular, you’re also part of a Titan Taskforce. Which means essentially going around the world like a Pokemon trainer would, collecting Coromon to help further the company’s research. You aren’t a child! You’re a young adult starting a new job with the Lux Solis organization. While it does succeed at it sometimes, it also means that it takes a little too much time to get things done.Ĭoromon begins with quite a change. (Perhaps in mortal combat, if you choose settings that establish a Nuzlocke-like run!) Like many games that take on this challenge, it tries to establish itself and be unique. You’re heading out into a world to catalog its creatures and pit them against each other. As you can expect from its name, Coromon is TRAGsoft’s take on the Pokemon formula.
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