
Nexomon: Extinction is a return to classic monster catching games, with a brand new story, eccentric characters and over 300 unique Nexomon to trap, tame and evolve.
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Nexomon: Extinction is a return to classic monster catching games, complete with a brand new story, eccentric characters and over 300 unique Nexomon to trap and tame. The world is on the brink of extinction as mighty Tyrant Nexomon fight for dominion over humans and monsters. Join the Tamer's guild and begin an epic journey to restore balance before all hope is lost…
Begin Your Journey
Leave the orphanage you grew up in, choose your first Nexomon and start your life as a Tamer.
Explore a world teeming with Nexomon
Trap and tame 381 Nexomon from nine elemental types, with powerful evolutions.
Join the Fight
Tyrant Nexomon roam free and the Tamer's Guild is stretched to the limit, can you change the tide of the battle?
Battle Trainers and Tyrants
Step up and take on would-be challengers and dangerous foes in beautifully animated turn-based battles.
Discover Diverse Regions
From arid deserts to freezing tundra, navigate challenging environments and manage their effects on your Nexomon.
Immerse yourself in the world of Nexomon
Uncover secrets, stumble upon side-quests and encounter a raft of eccentric characters.
Train hard to become the greatest
Dynamic difficulty will see the world around you get more challenging as you progress, as even defeated trainers come back stronger than before and ready to battle again!
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian
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fun
Primer pokélike que termino y además platinado. Igual debería haberme jugado primero la precuela, pero aún así fue muy disfrutable y te cuentan todo lo necesario del primero para seguir la trama. Los monstruos molan bastante y el sistema de combate es entretenido. La historia me gustó bastante y mucho más madura que la de cualquier Pokémon, así que ya solo por eso lo recomiendo. Y el trofeo no fue complicado, fue más farmear que otra cosa, y como a mí eso me gusta pues no hubo ningún problema. Dadle una oportunidad, que está muy apañado este jueguito.
[b]Recommendation[/b] The sequel to VEWO's 2017 monster collector/battler, Extinction offers a broad range of improvements in many areas, yet unfortunately fails to improve in others. First, let's start with the positives. Most noticably, the world design has been [i]significantly[/i] improved, ditching the overly segmented, strictly linear game world of its predecessor in favour of a more open, interconnected layout with less railroading and more revisiting of previous areas. Secondly, the addition of permanent upgrades like the elemental whistles and EXP cores makes for a more compelling sense of player progression. Thirdly, the addition of the Ghost and Psychic types makes for more battle options and flavours of monsters to find. The addition or power cores to customize your Nexomon's stats is also an interesting idea (even if it amounts to little more than filling your team's slots with EXP cores for almost the entire game). Finally, the story is considerably improved (albeit still hardly what I'd call high art). These are all solid improvements, and for the most part render the original obsolete (even if I think the original's monster designs are a little better). However, that's not the end of the story -- and Extinction has frustratingly made some of the [i]exact same[/i] critical mistakes as its predecessor, as well as a few brand new ones. For a start, the number of monsters on each route is still [i]way[/i] too high, often with more than [i]ten[/i] new monsters per route -- drowning the player in a deluge of options that constantly gives the feeling of missing out and prevents attachment to one's team choices. This is made worse by the stats of the Nexomon [i]themselves:[/i] gone are the first game's rarity-based stats -- and while this is otherwise a very good change, the Nexomon in this game feel like they have [i]almost identical[/i] statlines across the board. Combine this with the almost [i]universally[/i] shallow movepools across the entire game's roster (basically every single Nexomon only ever learns moves of its own type + normal), and team building choices end up feeling almost entirely arbitrary, with seemingly the only thing to consider being type and type alone. Combat is also more-or-less exactly the same as in the previous game: all of the shallowness of 1v1 Pokemon, but without any of complexity added by secondary types, off-type moves, abilities, or held items. Also, status effects are still broken, enemy trainers still use evolutions before they should have access to them (spoiling the player), and the enemy levels still scale with player, making grinding feel like a waste of time despite at times being mandatory. They also added a [i]whole new[/i] issue with enemy stats being increasingly inflated towards the end of the game, which contributes to the final stretch being an absolute [i]slog[/i] to play through. Now, wIth that being said, is Nexomon Extinction still worth your time? Yes -- yes, it is. This is still a solid attempt at eating Gamefreak's lunch, even if the final product doesn't quite manage to live up to the series that inspired it. Just don't expect anything particularly deep. 6.5/10
第一次体验极佳,可以一试,不建议原价买,主要优势是剧情,精灵设计很一般,你只需要知道全程收集御三家,就可以过关
很有意思的游戏
なったのね…ゼ〇ロムに…‼(違 少し懐かしさを感じるクリーチャーコレクターゲーム。 ソロ専な為にポケットなヤツよりも収集難易度は低め。 日本人にはあまり遊ばれていないのか、攻略情報を海外wiki頼みなのだけが玉に瑕。 ストーリーはかなりメタ発言が飛び交うので人を選ぶのですが、後半怒涛の展開が面白いのでネタバレなしで一度はプレイしていただきたい!
JUEGAZOOOOOOO
c'est un bon jeu . j'ai joué à la première version sur tel et je ne regrette pas d'avoir acheté le 2 sur pc! Vivement le 3eme opus
Ótimo jogo.
a lot of gameplay and well done recommend if monster capture is something you enjoy
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