And the hardest fights are the ones which will allow to gain more money when you gain matches (raising the Renown stat), no mercy, the start is definitely tough, not to everybody's taste. Evowoks you never got to have identified are stronger against you. More important in the beginning of the game there are tons and tons of matches you'll have no idea how you'll manage to beat, you really feel like total garbage in the beginning. The way paper-rock-scissor works in the game is a bit more subtle, there's no direct evowok type but rather a set of attributes, like for example some will have a spiked shell so you'll want a ranged attack to target those. Your character can die during events but you'll get to gain some luck points which work as extra lifes.Ĭombat is quite close to Pokemon except it's overall a lot harder. One important feature is that all your progress is saved, you can fail quests, losing some particular matches can lead to bad consequences, many choices lead to, generally edgy, bad consequences too (the creator said the inspiration for the open events was Fallout by the way), and in the beginning especially you may totally run out of money leading to a game over screen. What's indisputable is that it is more demanding and, for better or worse, much more mature than Pokemon, like it's one of the darkest and edgiest games I've played. I love it, it's no consensus to say the least but to me it's an outstanding game. It's a huge game that took 20 years to make. I've spent a lot of time on Evowok Breeder.
Monster Rancher is not really the collecting genre but I'll put it here on the of chance you might be willing to overlook the character design since the ports are decent. Monster Sanctuary, but the exploration is side view instead of top down.
The "catch 'em all" aspect isn't as big of a focus in Siralim as it is in Pokemon", so see if that's what you're looking for)ĭisc Creatures' artstyle is too gameboy-like for me to call it anime but depends on how anal you are about it. Siralim is much more RPG-focused than Pokemon and leans more toward gameplay systems you might find in ARPGs like Diablo, Path of Exile, and Grim Dawn. Siralim was already mentioned (though the dev's words is that "Outside of the obvious monster-catching part of the game, there actually aren't too many major similarities. Plenty of western takes on Pokemon like Nexomon, Coromon and Cassette Beasts, but "no anime" makes it hard because most people interested in the genre either want or tolerate anime.
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