All in all, I can’t hate on this game. The story’s interesting and keeps you going; if nothing else to see what happens to the spoiled prince. Overall, KEMCO has another nice entry on the Nintendo Switch eShop. Play Monster Viator for a sense of what I described.
Monster Viator
Hit-Point Co.,Ltd. · Feb 5, 2020
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Ride a dragon and soar the skies or on a raft down the river! Compelling pixel art breathes life into your adventure. Journey with more than 20 monsters, each with their own abilities. Hang tight and take your time in exploring not only challenging dungeons but what this fantasy RPG has to offer!
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- It’s a fairly easy game for the most part, but there are definitely difficulty spikes when it comes to bosses. Luckily, grinding is much less of a headache in this game, so you won’t mind needing to level up in certain areas as much. If you’re a fan of retro-inspired JRPGs or even just a casual JRPG fan, Monster Viator is worth your time.
- 8.0All in all then and Monster Viator on Xbox One is one of the better KEMCO games to have been released. An engaging story, with likeable heroes and despicable baddies, a deep system of jobs, team building and a proper challenge add up to make Monster Viator a good game in its own right. The difficulty is quite brutal in places, with my level 38 character being ambushed by level 50 monsters, and the levelling up process is a real grind, but the overall challenge is quite enjoyable.
- 7.5Finally, I found the overall challenge to be rather hit and miss. Specifically, regular encounters are frequently far too easy while boss fights and subduing quests can be exceptionally difficult. If you have a fondness for RPGs from the mid-'90s then I encourage you to give Monster Viator a try. Its wonderful retro aesthetic and rewarding gameplay loop are sure to entertain while providing a healthy dose of nostalgia, too.
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