There’s an expanded equivalent to Pokémon’s Shiny variations, with Standard, Potent, and Perfect permutations of each monster to track down, each with different colour schemes. Once your stamina is depleted, you’ll have to rest for a turn (or consume an item) to replenish your stocks, leaving you vulnerable to attacks.Īs such, the rhythm of Coromon’s battles feels slightly more strategic in that you’re encouraged to use powerful attacks sparingly to maximise the most efficient use of your stamina gauge.Ĭoromon feels designed for those who relish these small details. I have every Coromon in the demo perfect. I've been playing the demo on and off since around March 6th, and truthfully haven't touched it for the past week or so. Whereas that system limits attacks based on a set amount of uses, in Coromon each move costs a certain amount of stamina to execute. You have a 1/3194 chance for encountering a Perfect Coromon, a much more reasonable number made more reasonable by Potent Scents. Contents 1 Categories 2 Encounter Odds 2.1 Fractions 2.2 Percentages 3 Bonus Stat Points 4 Reading Potential 5 Changing Potential 6 Perfect Hunting Methods 6. Your attacks are tied to a stamina bar instead of Pokémon’s PP system. A Coromon with a Potential of 21 can have up to 126 bonus stat points while a Coromon with 1 Potential can have only up to 66 bonus stat points. It’s a minor inclusion but, for those who enjoy digging into the deeper aspects of the turn-based meta, it affords a greater level of personalisation over your team.
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As you level-up monsters through experience points, a separate potential meter fills to upgrade individual stats like attack, defence, or HP. There are also some subtle differences in the mechanics. There are elemental weaknesses, monsters to evolve, and one-liner spouting trainers to battle, and it all starts on the same note of leaving your mother’s house for the grand adventure before you. Coromon is upfront about its Pokémon inspirations and knowingly emulates the battle mechanics, structure, and whimsy of Nintendo’s juggernaut. But while many scream for innovation and growth, from a franchise that’s clung to its core formula for decades, there’s just as many who mourn the move away from the accessible simplicity of the traditional mechanics.Ĭoromon is aimed squarely at the more conservative Pokémon fan, with a game that looks and plays like a late era Game Boy Advance title. Now that Pokémon Legends: Arceus has taken some reserved leaps towards rewriting the formula, the next mainline Pokémon outings – the recently announced Scarlet and Violet – feel destined to be divisive. Coromon – old school and unofficial (pic: Freedom Games)Ĭatch and battle monsters in this comforting throwback to Game Boy Advance era Pokémon role-playing games.
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