VGChartz's Issa Maki: "In a year where Horizon: Forbidden West, Elden Ring, and Gran Turismo 7 release within a week of each other, the fact that I'm praising Coromon above them all amuses me no end. But to watch TRAGsoft hold its ground against giants like FromSoftware or Guerilla Games is a cause for celebration, plain and simple. I knew Horizon was going to be great, and that I would enjoy Elden Ring – I was not expecting a Pokêmon clone to rise among them in my eyes, but that's the magic of gaming. Coromon isn't an RPG, it's a mental and physical skillcheck masquerading under the veneer of a beloved children's title. Should you go into it with a thinking cap on instead of nostalgia goggles, you'll walk away with a consistently great game in search of a strong player. If not, be prepared for a '7/10 – too many puzzles' mindset that'll only get you as far as the most recent Trainer Hub."
. In a year where more monster-tamers than ever before are trying to take a crack at the top spot, it is unsurprising that Coromon would shine amongst its competitors as it attempts to imitate the unbeatable champion by targeting its classic roots.
The sun begins to dawn on Velua, a new day for the world and a new day for you, a freshly minted Battle Researcher of the global research society known as Lux Solis. It’s your first day and everything goes smoothly until a mysterious force attacks your latest workplace. Build up a squad of Coromon, track down the invaders, and grapple with a rising threat that endangers everyone on Velua!
Monster taming games have become an extremely popular genre with Pokemon setting the biggest example of how one should be done. Coromon clearly follows in Pokemon's footsteps but does things all its own in the process. Check out Chelsea Beardsmore's review for more!
