This New Open-World Pokemon Competitor Is Wildly Ambitious

Veja o que foi divulgado recentemente. It used to feel like we had Pokemon, and that was it if you liked creature-collection games.

De acordo com informacoes, Sure, Digimon was around too, but it was nothing like the genre today, where multiple indies inspired by Pokemon have come onto the scene and found big audiences, such as Cassette Beasts, Beastieball, TemTem, and Palworld. Aniimo is arguably the most striking of them all, and not just because of its vibrant, anime-esque art style that magnificently jumps off the screen. I recently played about 30 minutes of the game to grasp what it’s trying to do, because my initial impressions from trailers were that it’s trying to do a heck of a lot.

In reality, it’s trying to do much more than I even understood before.  What I knew of the game was that it’s an open-world creature collector with flashy art direction and a unique “twine” mechanic where you, as the human protagonist in the story, can merge with your creatures to engage in real-time combat against other creatures. But now I know this gameplay twist is just the beginning.   Aniimo will feature 200 creatures (known as Aniimo) at launch, with a full story campaign, player-to-player trading, and a huge map that’s divided into regions, each with its own recommended levels and specific creatures dwelling there. The highest level on the map seems to be 60 (and an apparent player cap of 70, allowing for some helpful overleveling).  You bring four creatures into battle with you and can quickly swap them out for others you’ve caught in between battles. Out of combat, they can help you solve puzzles, too. Siga acompanhando o blog pra mais atualizacoes.