I had some fun with this game until my phone broke and I lost all my stuff. I could not get it back sadly because I guess I did not have my trainer account connected to the game so I just quit playing altogether.
Where's my bikini Olivia or Cynthia sync pair?
My greatest accomplishment with this game is that I pulled Gloria around the time she was new. After that, it's a Gacha Game I have no idea how to play
Pretty fun gacha game that focused more on the trainers which was neat. Decent quality too and lots of good remixes.
Sadly its a gacha game so its hard to enjoy it to its fullest.
Sadly its a gacha game so its hard to enjoy it to its fullest.
this game sucks. I love it
I played it when it came out so this isn't the best perspective BUT even disregarding the microtransactions and gacha mechanics... too many tutorials and the gameplay itself just did NOT hook me.
Another predatory mobile game of the microtransactions era.
God bless this casino I hope they never stop making N alts
I see a lot of content that intrigues me and I like the music, but it's still a gacha game that I wasn't keen on, though not anywhere as deplorable as FEH.
Yeah, it's a mobile game which I mostly can't stand and yes, it is filled with the usual bullshit mechanics these gacha games are known for but I dunno...
There's something about years worth of Pokémon characters all coming together that makes me feel all tingly and nostalgic inside and I suppose it delivers on that front.
There's something about years worth of Pokémon characters all coming together that makes me feel all tingly and nostalgic inside and I suppose it delivers on that front.
This game actually has a very fun battle system that changes Pokemon battles from the traditional turn based system to that of a timed-energy system, and all battles are 3v3 with designated Strike, Support, or Tech class Pokemon.
Unfortuantely all of those positives are ruined by mobile game mechanics. Endless upgrades, repetitious events that require you to play the same battle a hundred times, and way too many characters to actually have any sort of balance. At least half the roster is literally unusable and has no scenario in which they would be worth picking over another character. There are options for increasing the power of moves like repeated pulls and more, but that is really only useful for Strike characters. Increasing power is basically useless for Tech and Support classes because their value doesn't come from raw strength.
I've got pretty much every character to their max level so I just play the hardest battles which are either too easy or too hard, there is no in between.
I'm pretty bored of playing the game at this point and have mostly stopped. I occasionally play it for a week or so when they have an event going on. But it's really come down to just a collecting-fest. Barely any substance anymore.
Unfortuantely all of those positives are ruined by mobile game mechanics. Endless upgrades, repetitious events that require you to play the same battle a hundred times, and way too many characters to actually have any sort of balance. At least half the roster is literally unusable and has no scenario in which they would be worth picking over another character. There are options for increasing the power of moves like repeated pulls and more, but that is really only useful for Strike characters. Increasing power is basically useless for Tech and Support classes because their value doesn't come from raw strength.
I've got pretty much every character to their max level so I just play the hardest battles which are either too easy or too hard, there is no in between.
I'm pretty bored of playing the game at this point and have mostly stopped. I occasionally play it for a week or so when they have an event going on. But it's really come down to just a collecting-fest. Barely any substance anymore.
This game is honestly very good. It's very welcomed to see more of the human cast of the Pokemon games show more personalities, you get to see the protags display personality too and you get interesting interactions (although it does rely a bit on CYOS when it comes to some characters teaming up).
The music is phenomenal, with remixes of so many battle themes and some attention to details like Wallace and elite 4 members getting their own spins at their regular battle theme.
And the voice acting is amazing as well. It shares a lot of its cast with the Fire Emblem games, and they're just as competent as they are there. Well, except for Galar because they caved in to the meme of "but Galar characters should be bri'ish" (Allister and Bede sound great, though).
Unfortunately, gacha be gacha...
The music is phenomenal, with remixes of so many battle themes and some attention to details like Wallace and elite 4 members getting their own spins at their regular battle theme.
And the voice acting is amazing as well. It shares a lot of its cast with the Fire Emblem games, and they're just as competent as they are there. Well, except for Galar because they caved in to the meme of "but Galar characters should be bri'ish" (Allister and Bede sound great, though).
Unfortunately, gacha be gacha...
the master sex joke is not funny
Poggers gacha, a little repetitive, but overall fun
I think they misspelled the title, but I'm not sure as this game didn't take as many risks as other gachas
I think they misspelled the title, but I'm not sure as this game didn't take as many risks as other gachas
unfortunately a gacha game, but it seems to at least be one of the better ones!
surprisingly breathes a lot of life into all the characters, from the series staples to the ones that barely had any development in the first place. aside from that, story & gameplay is decent enough for a pokemon gacha
surprisingly breathes a lot of life into all the characters, from the series staples to the ones that barely had any development in the first place. aside from that, story & gameplay is decent enough for a pokemon gacha
The only Gacha I can stand. Gameplay is relatively simple and easy once you have a critical mass of Sync Pairs, but the music is top notch.
It’s a gacha game and it doesn’t even have Larry in it
it's a gacha
que este juego siga vivo es algo que a dia de hoy me sorprende porque yo creo que ni los japoneses juegan a lo que sea esto
I gave this a go for a while because I like the trainer designs like I imagine most people did. But of course all the battling is done by the pokemon so you don't really get much from the trainer side in the gameplay. It also doesn't help that the gameplay is incredibly monotonous and can be slow as molasses even on 3x speed because of how slow the action bar charges up. On the positive side, the presentation is pretty high quality with some really nice-looking models.
Le baje medio puntito por no estar disponible oficialmente en toda Latinoamerica (Uruguay incluido) teniendo que bajar una APK para jugar.
Déjame pagar gemas para desbloquear a Lusamine y Melony, insisto.
Déjame pagar gemas para desbloquear a Lusamine y Melony, insisto.
Después del éxito absoluto de Pokémon Go en el universo móvil, The Pokémon Company ha decidido dar más apoyo a este tipo de iniciativas y le ha confiado a DeNA desarrollar uno de los títulos más interesantes de toda la franquicia, que incluso generó muchas más expectativas que los juegos de la saga principal. Pokémon Masters es una apuesta diferente en el universo de los monstruos de bolsillo que deja a un lado los elementos RPG para centrase más en la experiencia y la historia de todos los personajes que han aparecido en la franquicia a lo largo del tiempo. Cuenta con un sistema de combate por Sync Pairs (un entrenador y un Pokémon) y una historia que nos transporta a la isla artificial Pasio, construida exclusivamente para llevar a cabo el PGL, un torneo de Sync Pairs en donde los mejores entrenadores de todo el mundo Pokémon demostrarán sus habilidades para llevarse el título y ser el mejor. El sistema de batalla cuenta con un medidor de movimientos que se va agotando y que puede regenerarse con el tiempo o bien con alguna habilidad, cambiando por completo la estrategia a la que estamos acostumbrados y obligándonos a formar equipos con Sync Pairs que se complementen unos a otros. El juego se enfoca mucho en la interacción y el diálogo entre personajes ofreciendo una apuesta fresca de mucho interés para los seguidores de Pokémon. Todo líder de gimnasio o miembro de la Elite 4 que haya aparecido con anterioridad, aparece como Sync Pair en compañía de un Pokémon, dando a conocer más aspectos de su personalidad por medio de diálogos, cosa que en los juegos base no es posible ahondar. Existen las micro transacciones, pero son muy bien utilizadas tal cual como en Pokémon Go, y no dan ventaja en absolutamente nada relevante. Las Gemas que son la moneda de cambio general solo sirven para conseguir nuevos Sync Pairs y la gran mayoría de estos se desbloquean al avanzar en la historia. De igual forma conseguir gemas jugando es algo relativamente fácil, por lo que obtener la pareja que se quiere solo toma algo de tiempo. La música del juego es un remix de cada una de las melodías que han estado presentes en los juegos base de la franquicia, y es una delicia escuchar esas canciones con un toque especial y diferente, especialmente diseñado para este título. Pokémon Masters es un buen juego, creado con mucho cariño para los amantes de Pokémon y que se mantiene actualizando cada mes, con eventos en línea en donde te puedes conectar y batallar con otros jugadores y con nuevos Sync Pairs que mantendrán el replay value por los cielos durante mucho tiempo.
While it being a gacha, Pokémon Masters seems such a love letter to the fans by bringing all of the Pokémon characters together in this mobile game.
And a way to make more money... well they can coexist
And a way to make more money... well they can coexist
Very underrated. It obviously has the expected problems that come with most gacha mobile games, but you know what you're getting into before you're downloading it.
But behind that veneer of a gacha is some neat stuff. Firstly, the models for everything are fantastic! I love this anime-style CG, and wish it would get used in more games, because it's just very appealing on the eyes. Given that the characters are the heart of this game, having them stylishly designed is key. The characters also have fun interactions, and although voice lines can be limited at times, I'm honestly surprised they went the extra mile to record any lines at all for a mobile game.
The game mechanics are quite fun too. They're not the traditional Pokémon mechanics, instead simplified and distilled down. But I was frankly okay with that. I didn't go to this game expecting a traditional Pokémon experience, and the fact that they decided to retain any of the turn-based mechanics at all is just a pleasant addition.
Where this game falters is the length and the eventual grind. Leading into the far end of mid game and into late game, the pace of your progress slows down significantly. Leveling up your trainers is an extremely long process, and battles can be way too difficult, leaving you stuck. This may have been improved upon from the time I stopped playing, but it was this grind that made me stop playing when I was otherwise having a good time.
But of mobile games, this was a lovely time. If you light fun, light-hearted, cute Pokémon aesthetics, especially from all your favorite trainers throughout all the games, this is a lovely little diversion.
But behind that veneer of a gacha is some neat stuff. Firstly, the models for everything are fantastic! I love this anime-style CG, and wish it would get used in more games, because it's just very appealing on the eyes. Given that the characters are the heart of this game, having them stylishly designed is key. The characters also have fun interactions, and although voice lines can be limited at times, I'm honestly surprised they went the extra mile to record any lines at all for a mobile game.
The game mechanics are quite fun too. They're not the traditional Pokémon mechanics, instead simplified and distilled down. But I was frankly okay with that. I didn't go to this game expecting a traditional Pokémon experience, and the fact that they decided to retain any of the turn-based mechanics at all is just a pleasant addition.
Where this game falters is the length and the eventual grind. Leading into the far end of mid game and into late game, the pace of your progress slows down significantly. Leveling up your trainers is an extremely long process, and battles can be way too difficult, leaving you stuck. This may have been improved upon from the time I stopped playing, but it was this grind that made me stop playing when I was otherwise having a good time.
But of mobile games, this was a lovely time. If you light fun, light-hearted, cute Pokémon aesthetics, especially from all your favorite trainers throughout all the games, this is a lovely little diversion.
Got really lucky with pulls and ended up having a pretty fun time. Battle system was enjoyable and the correct way to water it down vs what GO ended up doing imo. Sadly, the story mode is incredibly basic (albeit with some cool interactions) and due to the gatcha nature of this game I have a hard time giving it any higher than a 3/5. Open it once, spend all your gems, and if you get nothing good delete the app.
You can fuck right off with that Paid/Nonpaid version of the same currency.
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it's just boring
The first hours were funny, but it got very repetitive pretty quickly
Alright game but the music is amazing