EvoMon
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About the Game
Evomon Is a creature collector in tamagotchi version where you can train a small and helpless baby Evomon until it becomes a strong and fearless adult Evomon, play lots of different minigames, fish, complete expeditions, battle monsters, combine new Evomons in the lab and meet dozens of Evomons many different. Throughout your journey, train an evomon so that it can become an Evomon Champion.
What is it like to care for a little Evomon?
Be a good trainer for your little Evomon, feed him various foods, clean his poop when necessary, spend your Evocoins buying new tools at the store and make sure he has everything he needs to continue his heavy and intense routine. Otherwise it may need to be frozen ahead of time.
You don’t want to just take care of a baby forever, do you?
Train your little Evomon like never before in intense minigames in the Training Grounds, earn XP to evolve it and find out what its older version will look like.
Discover special Evomons in the Expedition Area, where you can play different expeditions and at the end of each one, earn an exclusive item that can be used in the Lab to combine a special Evomon.
Are you out of money? No problem, go to the Fishing Area and fish for special and unique fishing items or assorted fish, which can be used as food for your evomon, or to sell and barter some good Evocoins.
Do you still have energy for a battle?
Take your strong and fearless adult Evomon into the Final Battles, where you will defeat Evomons from a variety of trainers. Even if you can’t defeat them all at once, take all your knowledge gained in battle and combine a new Evomon in the Lab. Start a new adventure with your new Evomon, until you defeat all the monsters and become an Evomon Champion.
Combine new Evomons in the Lab at the end of each Evocycle. Whenever you lose an Evomon in battle, you can either revive an old Evomon or freeze it and from it combine two Evomons to spawn a new egg, with a completely different new Evomon waiting to be trained… I hope this time everything goes well.
What does the Evomon game offer?
- Play as a real Evomon trainer;
- Take care of over 30 different Evomons with 3 evolutions each;
- Discover more than 90 evolutions available;
- Fishing Area with various fish and special items to be explored;
- Expedition Area with 3 different expeditions, each containing 1 exclusive minigame and a special item that releases a new Evomon in the laboratory;
- Training Area with 6 minigames to train your Evomon and earn Evocoins;
- Battle Area with 4 different monsters to be defeated, each with a different minigame;
- A lab ready to store your frozen Evomons, revive them, or combine a completely different and new Evomon;
- Pixel art style graphics;
- 8 bits musics;
- 160:144 resolution for greater immersion in the game;
- Tamagotchi style game.
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Game Discussion
Steam User 0
It's an okay game, a good way to kill some time.
The pixel-art is good and the whole game is set around the same style, which I appreciate.
Minigames to gain exp are a bit grindy and like many popular mobile games. The fishing minigame is a bit tedious with multiple stages, but overall it's doable. The expedition part is a bit lackluster and the difficulty level in bosses is nothing more than giving them multiple HP bars you have to deplete. The arena part shows a bit more creativity, but is a challenge to get through.
There are a few buggy controls still, like the accept/deny button showing on a different part of the screen where the game wants you to click on. Game randomly froze sometimes on me as well.
It's not the best, most amazing game ever. But it's also not mindblowingly bad either. It's just there, I like the idea and the concept. But what they eventually came up with isn't blowing me away. For the price they charge you (and especially during sales) I'd recommend it. As it's pretty much guaranteed you'll get a few hours of entertainment out of it.