Automon

I love this game! There are so many different builds and strategies packaged up under the Pokemon Clover-style facade, lending it tonnes of replayability. Having mastered the basics I tend to randomise the hero and his starter each time to make each run truly unique. Would be a bargin at twice the price, and learning there is a sequel in the works really made my week :)

In the world of auto-battlers, Automon by Gral Games stands out as a satirical gem with addictive mechanics. Beneath its humorous facade lies a game filled with enjoyable strategies and satisfying replayability. Experimenting with different combinations of elements and learning when to deploy them adds depth to the gameplay, while the element of unpredictability keeps each run fresh and engaging. Despite its satirical tone, Automon offers a surprisingly addictive gameplay loop, with ramping difficulty levels providing additional challenge with each run. Whether you're a seasoned strategist or new to the genre, at $4 on sale, Automon offers hours of fun and excitement, earning a solid 8/10 rating for its clever satire and engaging mechanics.

yes. 8.5/10

This game is surprisingly addicting for the price. My first session was only a couple of hours and I had some laughs, some general enjoyment, but I closed out of it nonetheless. Then, I found myself opening it up everyday, just for a little bit each time. It's not insanely complex for a mon battler, but it's enough to make you think about it outside of the game. The humour is a little trashy and on the nose, but that's kind of the... "charm". All around, really well done for what it wants to achieve, and I enjoyed it.

Fun, wouldnt recommend for $8s though. Its simply too simple.

A neat little auto battler set in Australia. I'd refrain from mentioning THAT Nintendo IP as to not get this game sued, blacklisted, and the developer assassinated. My only real complaint is the lack of any real strategy outside of looking for synergies from Automon types. Its simple, its addictive, its considered a "welcome to Australia" intro video in their airports, its also 100% worth the $8 dollaredos.