A somewhat underwhelming end to the generation, the Indigo Disk sees your character flown back to Unova to explore an artificial terrarium and battle a new set of elite 4 trainers.
The focus on only double battles introduced a welcome challenge lacking for many previous Pokemon games.
It’s hard not to mention the lack of any improvements to performance, there are numerous points where the game will drop frames (mud!)
Most disappointing is the apparent focus on completing BB quests for in game points to unlock a bulk of the DLC’s content. It’s a slow grind, with menial tasks that aren’t compelling enough to sustain the grind required.
The focus on only double battles introduced a welcome challenge lacking for many previous Pokemon games.
It’s hard not to mention the lack of any improvements to performance, there are numerous points where the game will drop frames (mud!)
Most disappointing is the apparent focus on completing BB quests for in game points to unlock a bulk of the DLC’s content. It’s a slow grind, with menial tasks that aren’t compelling enough to sustain the grind required.