EvoMon

EvoMon, from what I've understood and played, is a pet-raising game similar to the vein of Monster Rancher (although the comparison of Tamagotchi mixed in with Digimon is also a valid one too!) in which you raise one of forty different types of creatures through three stages, a baby, adolescent and adult version, through means of training it with the nine different minigames on offer to then ready it up for battles at the tournament alongside expeditions that feature both many treasures and dangers for those up for the adventure. Getting into the nitty-gritty side of things here, one aspect of EvoMon that should be made clear right off the bat is that it lacks the RPG mechanics seen in Monster Rancher and Digimon, instead focusing more on the exploration and non-combat side of things such as a Fishing minigame for early food gathering and a half-decent moneymaker early on alongside a focus on shopping and using the store's 'Gacha' machine for various furniture for your house and other goodies to boot, something that may be a disappointment to some, as it was to me, however it is more of a casual game to approach at that as a result. Having said that, the beautiful pixel artwork of EvoMon has to be commended as it definitely does do a good job at bringing the world to life here, all the little details that can be fitted into such little pixels can (and often have) be included to give this game's world of EvotoPia a refreshing palette of 'paint' as the most impressive of the graphics can easily be seen with the 40 creatures in total, each of their three stages adding up to a grand total of 120 as a whole, each of them being excellently-done as far as what 2D graphics can allow here! Although combat is not the biggest focus of EvoMon, it does play a crucial part in progression as there are four trophies to be won in the Arena, each featuring a different minigame in what I suspect was meant to be in gradual increasing difficulty however I found the third one to be the easiest of the lot, first was a tad challenging but nothing too worrisome but the second's minigame is VERY unforgiving and demands far more focus than what should be expected in a non-final battle of sorts! (As for the fourth and final trophy's minigame... Well I'll get onto that later on in this review) Outside of Arena battles, Expeditions are another way of gaining rewards for your EvoMon here, as a fee of 20 EvoCoins (this game's currency) grants you a one-time trip to one of three lands where you can roam around the area with limited, energy, destroying obstacles for shortcuts or for treasures laying behind alongside the boss at the end of each Expedition, of which successfully beating it in a game of 2D Arcade Shoot 'em Up will grant you a unique reward, each one harder than the last! Finally is the EvoLab section, which is where those looking to collect all the Evo Monsters will be spending a large amount of time inside, as this is where one can freeze their monsters (note that this will require you to start from the baby stage again and will NOT be the same creature, meaning getting this game's version of shiny Pokémon ala 'Ava' Evo Monsters will not be preserved!) to keep them for reviving or, more likely, to combine them with other EvoMon to get the chance of new EvoMon, be it through random chance or through the use of a specific item to ensure unique EvoMon are born. No doubt though that, despite my compliments for the graphics alongside what the game has to offer content-wise, one of the biggest problems of EvoMon arises from it's lack of difficulty for experienced gamers, although this does also serve as a bonus for newcomers to the genre or for those who would rather just relax and go for a more easygoing experience, but it is worth noting that the long-term challenge mainly comes from another apt comparison in the form of the iconic Pokémon series itself in that collecting all of the Evo Monsters is what will largely push this game into the double-digit hours for most players here. Having said that though, this is a game that is in it's early months of release and, as a result, some bugs are to be expected, here is a list of the bugs I encountered at the time of playing this game (5th to 7th of April 2023) that you may want to be made aware of: • A small chance that the boss in the second Expedition will bug out and get caught on the right-side of the field, making for an easy fight • The final fourth Arena battle, a DDR-styled minigame, can easily be 'cheesed' by holding down all four arrow keys, then letting go of one and pressing it when only that specific arrow key needs to be pressed to deal damage to the monster, making what should be the hardest (second hardest possibly, when compared to the second Arena battle) into a joke • Freezing your EvoMon has a chance of it seemingly being 'duplicated' as two of the same monster will be frozen even if you only had the one • Rapidly clicking the Gacha machine to speed through buying and opening the capsules has a chance of giving you a second capsule for free • Currently, as of the time playing this game, I have not been able to properly collect and use a specific statue item for EvoMon combination on the second Expedition as the text seen when receiving it displays differently to the rest, not showing the name of the item, and does not appear in inventory once the Expedition is over Perhaps I was unlucky with some of the bugs, however I will say that these can, and will, likely be ironed out in the months to come, so take the above with a grain of salt if you are reading this section of the review in 2024 or later. In conclusion, I am fairly pleased with what I discovered and played during my time spent with EvoMon, although perhaps a tad let down when that 'RPG' itch could not be properly scratched, however it is still a decent enough game for the more casual side of gamers if they want something fresh and new here! TLDR Version: • A fun monster collection game that is inspired by a fun mixture between the battle-focused Monster Rancher and the pet-raising Tamagotchi (+) • The casual nature of EvoMon makes it easier for those new to gaming or for those wanting to relax whilst playing games to get into the gameplay (+) • Fantastic pixel graphics that bring out the most in the 40 different creatures, each having three stages of evolution (+) • Plenty of choices for gameplay as EvoMon allows players to focus on safer methods of moneymaking at a slower pace or risk their EvoMon in more dangerous encounters for greater rewards (+) • A nice enough House system that can be furnished through using the Store's Gacha machine with plenty to spend this game's EvoCoins on (+) • The game's casual difficulty can be off-putting for those looking for a more serious challenge and can often prove to be a legitimate issue for longer gameplay (-) • Although not plentiful, some bugs are currently present as of the making of this review that may sour the overall experience of this game (-) • Despite looking like a title that delves into some basic RPG mechanics, there is only an absolute minimal amount of what could be considered 'RPG' elements that will disappoint those who enjoy the genre (-) • EvoMon's overall length is not very long and can be even further reduced if you are not interested in Monster collection (-)

[b][i]Тамагочи, в котором можно собрать целую коллекцию разнообразных существ. Играйте в мини игры и зарабатывайте монеты, чтобы вырастить виртуальных питомцев и сразиться с боссами-монстрами.[/i][/b] Геймплей: https://youtu.be/Gfah1GwGYeA Игра симпатичная и увлекательная. Подойдет как взрослым, так и детям. Знаний английского не требуется. Все просто и интуитивно понятно. Наша задача – выращивать Эвомонов из яиц. Их нужно кормить, убирать за ними какахи и играть в разнообразные аркады, чтобы получить опыт для эволюционирования и монеты для покупок. Когда Эвомон повзрослеет (эволюционирует), дают возможность поучаствовать в чемпионате (битве с боссами). Если вы проигрываете битву, вашего Эвомона замораживают. Вы можете оживить предыдущего или получить нового. Замороженных Эвомонов можно скрещивать в лаборатории, чтобы получить необычное существо. + 30 Эвомонов с тремя стадиями эволюции. + 4 босса, каждый со своей мини игрой. + 6 мини игр с Эвомонами. + Зона рыбалки, в которой ловим рыбу и используем ее на кормежку существам или продаем за монеты. + Зона приключений с тремя экспедициями (мини играми), в которых можно получить специальный предмет, разблокирующий нового Эвомона в лаборатории. + Лаборатория с возможностью скрещивать существ. + Личная комната с возможностью кастомизации (покупаем и размещаем мебель/предметы декора). + Энциклопедия существ. + Достижения. - В данный момент присутствует несбалансированность: слишком сложные бои с боссами и слишком большой разброс в эффективности зарабатывания монет у мини игр (приводит к тому, что выгодно гриндить только пару игр из всех доступных). [u] Вы можете почитать другие отзывы и подписаться на наших кураторов. Добро пожаловать! [/u] [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/25737869/] 5 minutes of game [/url]

Waited a while to make a review because the Devs are constantly fixing and updating things but I feel like were in a place I can heavily recommend this game to any tamagotchi fan. Easily price per pound the best v-pet on the market but it is far more like a tamagotchi than digimon or pokemon so keep that in mind. I'll have my eyes closely on these guys, cant wait to see how far evomon goes!

Come on, the game is quite simple, it was made to be a Tamagotchi, in that the game got it right very well... There are dozens of bugs and errors that make your game a little uncomfortable... game made in two people, I expect big changes from now on beyond a 100% enjoyment of the game development alone.

Overall disappointed in this game. It has a lot of things going for, I like the concepts and there's great sprite-work, but a lot of frustrating and repetitive gameplay. The training mini-games come off as cheap/free mobile games. One is pretty much Doodle Jump and some are like ripped from Ketchapp (who made mobile games like Stick Hero and Don't Touch The Spikes), but more frustrating. The expeditions seem more interesting, but the rest seems like a half-baked gameplay loop. Maybe if the game supported gamepad controls, it wouldn't be as bad. Hard to recommend beside may be a decent time-waster

A fun virtual pet style game. You raise your pet by playing fun mini games. The mini games are diverse. And easy to understand but hard to master. You can not only evolve creatures but fuse them in order to get a new creature. The creature designs are topnotch. And so far every creature I've gotten I've liked. If you like virtual pets and mini games this is for you

For the people who's thinking to buy the game, I start saying thats easily 9/10, it has some points to get better, BUT the game is AWESOME!! Me as a gacha/monster game lover can say this game gave me some hours of fun! Its pretty awesome to play those minigames and see all Evomon's last forms. The Art is something really notable, its clearly well done, and made with love, all Monsters have 2 versions, one of that being pretty rare, and this add a fun challenge to the player to collect all monsters in all forms :D The programation is also well done, the devs really did it thinking in the community playing and having fun, also they are everyday fixing bugs and adding new monsters and features to the game! So, if you'r thinking about buying this game, just buy it, its very cheap compared to what it offers, i grant you some hours of fun playing this game!

Fun little tamagotchi monster tamer game. Clearly inspired by Digimon and Monster Rancher, it's fun specially for it's price. I recommend it but don't expect anything ground breaking, it's just a fun little game.

Game's unnecessarily tedious. Good concept, weird execution.

This is the kind of game I needed but didn't know about!! I love Pokemon, and I've always liked Tamagochi. Putting the two things together is simply... great! And the game doesn't just stop there, featuring many unique and great ideas that fit the gameplay like a glove. In addition to taking care of our pet, we have a wide variety of mini-games, collectibles, exploration, fishing, and even battle! The whole game works like a rogue-like game, as each game cycle represents the birth, growth and death of our Evomon. When he dies in battle, a new cycle begins. This formula is very well applied, and makes the game very addictive! The appearance of Evomons is so cool that it is more creative and fun than the original new generation Pokemons. I recommend this game for all types of players!