But it’s always nice if there is a story and, to its credit, Coromon has a pretty solid one. In my opinion, a monster-collecting games don’t really need a gripping story to help carry them along. It sure is, Mom! And I bet nothing bad or weird will happen at all. And, when you strip Coromon down to its basics, there’s not much that it has to offer against its competition. But I think that a lot of people-the developers of this game included-forget why we want to endlessly replay Pokémon games-because the base games are really, really good and genuinely fun to play through. I think that we should have options for more randomized, hardcore experiences in monster collecting games.
#PICS OF COROMON SERIES#
It’s very obvious that the people that made this are-or at least were-big fans of Pokémon at some point, and their love for the series and/or frustration toward where it was heading (most likely a combination of both) resulted in them attempting to create something that would cater toward an older, more hardcore fanbase. And that’s why we have games like Coromon.Ĭoromon is certainly an interesting title. But some people out there-like the people over at TRAGsoft-saw fit to try to take the situation into their own hands. And, because GameFreak caters to a younger, more casual crowd on average, a lot of the problems that I (and many others) have with the game probably aren’t going to be ever be handled in a way that could be considered “satisfactory.” But, what can you do? Well, for me, nothing-I just play the games and enjoy them the best that I can (which is still quite a bit). Like any other series out there, it’s got some problems-quite a few, actually. It’s a really, really good series in my opinion-but it’s not perfect. I’ve been a fan of them my entire life, and my love for them has only gotten stronger as I’ve gotten older.
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