One of these is the management of creatures. It is up to Coromon to manage differently, sometimes with a twist of originality, really not bad. Therefore, we will not analyse the game’s basic gameplay because it would be like talking about Pokémon as if it were a newborn series. Of course, the names and objects change: here, we have spinners instead of Poké Balls and cupcakes instead of potions, but the substance remains the same. The two games share every aspect: from casual encounters walking in the grass to fights to the tools of capture and care. On this front, the similarities with Pokémon are far too many to list. The game’s tracks aren’t bad, but they have nothing to do with what Pokémon can offer (the comparison is practically inevitable, even on a subconscious level). The sound sector also left us rather indifferent. We would have expected a lot more care for this aspect, given that the design of the creatures is one of the cornerstones of this type of game. We found most of the Commons rather anonymous, while in other cases, the creatures looked all too much like corresponding Pokémon. The same, sadly, cannot be said regarding the design of the creatures. From this point of view, if you are passionate about that era, you will experience a nice nostalgic journey, obviously enhanced by the graphics of the Nintendo Switch (especially if you play on the OLED model, which you find available on Amazon). Technically speaking, the game comes with two-dimensional graphics that closely resemble the 32-bit adventures of Pokémon on the Game Boy Advance. But we will have the opportunity to return to this point.
One of the aspects that we appreciated most of Coromon, however, is the ability to build a credible game world also through secondary missions connected to the main story, which expand the history of the world This is an element from which Pokémon could take some notes, given that often Nintendo titles have not shone for the management of secondary missions. We even have a team of villains, a bestiary to complete by capturing creatures, and so on.ĭespite the slightly different incipit from the classic Pokémon episode, the story does not differ much in tone and depth it is an enjoyable storyline, but it will certainly not remain with you for years to come. In short, you will have understood: Coromon fully incorporates the Pokémon style on the narrative level.
Once we reach the research centre, we will receive some important things for our adventure: a glove that allows us to use skills (which we could call MN) and our first Coromon, which we can choose between three alternative creatures.
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