
Nexomon: Extinction
VEWO Interactive Inc. · Sep 30, 2021
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Nexomon: Extinction is a return to classic monster catching games, with a brand new story, eccentric characters and over 300 unique Nexomon to trap, tame and evolve.
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- There’s really no reason to not try Nexomon: Extinction out, especially for RPG and Pokémon fans. It’s packed with really enjoyable content and if players like the game, they can purchase the full version since it’s worth the money.
- 7.0Nexomon: Extinction is a solid Pokémon-like monster catcher RPG with a large 2D open-word to explore, a humorous story and characters, great monster designs, and at least 30 hours of gameplay.
- 9.7Nexomon: Extinction is amazing and I have been playing it non-stop. As a big Pokemon fan I was a bit sceptical about trying something different, but oh my God I am so glad I did. It was glorious, so much fun and I can’t wait to dive back into it. For anyone who has been recently let down by Pokemon Shield/Sword like I was, I can’t recommend this enough.
- 8.0Perhaps Nexomon: Extinction will always live in the shadows of the Pokémon series, but it has enough of its own personality to stand on its own two feet. Its world is beautiful, its story is humorous and captivating, and its budget price makes it an absolute steal. When you’re done with the Kanto and Galar regions and everything in between, you might find the world of Nexomon surprisingly charming.
- Nexomon: Extinction is clearly inspired by Pokémon from top to bottom. While they change up a few mechanics and make some definite improvements here and there, not enough is done to consider this among the elite of the monster-catching RPGs. An interesting title to spend some time in for the right price, Nexomon: Extinction will be something the Pokémon hardcore will want to check out, while everyone else might just want to find a Game Boy and their copy of Blue version.
- 7.0Nexomon: Extinction has plenty to offer for just $19.99, even if a chunk of it is grinding. But for whatever reason, it's not willing to forge a new path and let go of its inspirations completely. It doesn't make Nexomon: Extinction a bad game — by any means. It's just not as good as it could be.
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Nexomon: Extinction
This game is a 10/10 because I played this game & it is very entertaining.
Wow was this a welcomed surprise! After Pokemon Sword & Shield thoroughly disappointed, I was still looking for monster hunting games to scratch that itch. And some 30 hours later I can definitely say my itch has been scratched! This game delivers on changing many of the stupid things GameFreak insists on keeping in the games, while at the same time mock itself again and again for its own ridiculousness. Monster-wise it really stands out compared to other Pokemon "clones". The monsters are cool and there are almost 400 unique ones available for capture!
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