Monster Crown takes obvious inspiration from the old Pokémon games, but having been in early access on Steam for over a year and forming its own identity, we've got quite high hopes for this creature-taming RPG.
Unlike other Pokémon "clones", such as Nexomon, Monster Crown adopts a retro graphical style — harkening back to early Pokémon on the Game Boy and Game Boy Color — and it looks great in the screenshots that we've embedded below.
As for unique features, here's a quick overview of the game from the official press release:
- Make pacts with monsters to receive their protection in return for shelter
- Breed and fuse over 200 base monsters to create your own new species
- Travel across Crown Island with your monster allies to uncover a dark world
- Choose a pivotal decision that will drastically change the ending and post-game
- Play online to battle and trade, and have your new species reach across the globe
Monster Crown is set to release for PlayStation 4 on the 12th October — but are you itching for some old school RPG action? Assemble your best team of beasts in the comments section below.
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With all these monster taming games releasing, I'd expect Monster Rancher to come back sometime in the future
These visuals are actually pretty appealing, I immediately think of Dragon Quest/Warrior Monsters. On a few of those screens the background looks more GBA than GBC, but otherwise this could be cool.
Hard pass.
Improve the graphics. It shouldn't cost too much to offer two options, one looking decent and the second for the nostalgia lovers.
Really glad they opted for this cute GBA style over the cheap mobile game look Nexomon went with.
@naruball LOL There's nothing to improve. This is the way the game is supposed to look.
The aesthetics look way better than Nexomon, but seeing Soedesco in the first second of that trailer has killed all hope I have for this one. I believe Soedesco's thing is they exclusively publish bad and buggy games.
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