Tiene un comienzo lento y un poco tedioso pero una vez que comienzas a conseguir cassettes y entiendes mejor los combos y la enorme lista ventajas y desventajas de cada tipo, el juego se hace mucho mas adictivo.
Calculo que es uno de esos juegos que si no te enganchan en las primeras 2-3 horas quizas ya no sea tu juego.
La musica esta genial, el arte es bastante hermoso también! Hay tantas funciones que es increíble y la verdad solamente por el pixel art es worth al menos intentar.
No es tan complejo como otros juegos pero una vez que le agarras la mano a lo combos te haces una bestia imparable. Fácilmente puedes ganar peleas contra enemigos 10 o 20 lvs por encima tuyo con el combo perfecto.

En resumen, muy recomendable!

Real fun monster collector RPG that while clearly emulating Pokemon in style feels more like Mega Ten mechanically in some ways. The game starts off rather slow in how your MC doesn't have great movement but once you get the ability from the fire bullet beast you start moving around at a good clip. The game is also pretty open too allowing you to battle gym leaders and boss monsters in almost any order you can choose around the world map. Most beasts seem pretty viable too and I had fun collecting most of them. Overall just had a great time with it.

That was fucking awesome. Excellent monster catcher. Of course it takes some aspects from Pokemon, namely the creature collection and evolution aspect, but the battle system and its volatility and difficulty feel MUCH more inspired by Megaten, which is even more evident when you realize the story takes many of its beats from games like Persona 3 (there’s literally a character who’s just like Koromaru here). It’s also very pleasing to look at, with a style of chibi sprites roaming around a 3d-rendered overworld, and obviously that’s pretty clearly reminiscient of the graphical style of Pokemon Gens 4 and 5. The open nature of the game scales very well too, and in many ways the map and its grid, and to a degree, the premise, remind me of old handheld Zelda games, particularly the ones on the GameBoy Color and Advance. If any two games inspired narrative aspects here, I feel like it’s a marriage of Link’s Awakening and Persona 3. Does that mean it’s anywhere near as melancholic or existential at times? No, but it has the capability to talk on that. Referring to this as a “Pokemon Clone” is a disservice. It’s a love letter to that series, but it’s also its own thing. As for negatives, the postgame quests are very grindy and repetitive, but the core game is so utterly addictive that it can offset this. Also the game can run a bit oddly. It’ll stutter in some cases to load in the environments. Nothing unplayable, but your immersion can and will be gutted at moments like that. Overall an amazing time.