You’re living in an orphanage and this is the day you become a Tamer (read: Pokémon trainer) for the Guild of Tamers. You choose a name and character (there’s quite some choice) and you’re good to go. Even after finishing the game, I still don’t know what that’s about. The game starts with a vague opening scene where you fall off a flying airship. Also, I’m not really into turn based gameplay anymore so that doesn’t help either.īut after reading the positive reviews and watching some gameplay videos, I decided to give it a go. The art style seemed a bit childish to me and maybe even a bit cheap, like it was some sort of mobile port. When I saw Nexomon: Extinction for the first time, I was a bit sceptic. The latest Switch entry Pokémon Sword sits unfinished in my Nintendo Switch case and while I did beat the elite four in Pokémon: Let’s Go Pikachu, it did not really scratch that Pokémon itch. Nowadays, however, the Pokémon games have lost a bit of their shine. As you might have read in my Pokémon GO blog, I’m a big fan of the Pokémon franchise.

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