Nexomon

Catch, evolve and collect over 300 unique Nexomon! Assemble the ultimate Nexomon team to save your friends and save the world! Clash against legendary champions and become a hero in this epic journey!

Nexomon is a creature collector, rpg and adventure game developed by and published by VEWO INTERACTIVE INC..
Released on July 10th 2020 is available in English on Windows and MacOS.

It has received 1,563 reviews of which 1,395 were positive and 168 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.5 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 4.09€ on Steam and has a 50% discount.

The Steam community has classified Nexomon into these genres:

Creature Collector RPG Adventure Indie Casual Simulation Turn-Based Combat Singleplayer Turn-Based Anime 2D Cute Exploration JRPG Colorful

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Requirements

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Windows

OS *: Windows XP
Processor: 2 Ghz
Memory: 3 GB RAM
Graphics: Open GL 3.2+ Compliant
Storage: 2 GB available space
Additional Notes: 1080p, 16:9 recommended

MacOS

OS: OSX 10.9+
Processor: 2 Ghz
Memory: 3 GB RAM
Graphics: Open GL 3.2+ Compliant
Storage: 2 GB available space
Additional Notes: 1080p, 16:9 recommended

Reviews

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Dec. 2024

I’ve been following this game series since the release of Micromon on the App Store (2014), then Nexomon (2017), and eventually had to delete both games due to storage limitations, intending to forget about them entirely. i stumble upon BOTH a sequel and OG nexomon on steam during a sale?? uh heck yea What i can remember from the mobile releases of Micromon and Nexomon: they had too many goddamn microtransactions. anything tied to quality of life improvements, faster progression or customization had a price tag slapped right next to it. the overuse of premium currency for PAID games is what rlly drove away most ppl from Micromon and Nexomon on mobile. there was literally nothing else wrong with the game, the only complaints i really heard people have about the games were the marketing practices that made the game unbearably slow if you didnt invest into them. small Youtubers and content creators that did review micromon/early nexomon echoed the same complaints and since the feedback wasnt really being heard a lot of the mobile playerbase just fizzled out. 2019 rolls around and early access for Nexomon on steam is announced and lemme tell you.. when we said take out microtransactions and focus on the amazing stuff you guys already have, THEY LISTENED!! Upon revisiting Nexomon, I found it to be everything I remembered, and so much more Many games attempt to replicate the monster-tamer formula but often fall short, usually by trying too hard to outdo Pokémon. Nexomon, however, understands this challenge and cleverly pokes fun at itself for embracing these familiar tropes. This self-awareness is, in my opinion, one of the key reasons Nexomon succeeds—it doesn’t take itself too seriously and is perfectly content with being what it is. By drawing from traditional formulas while introducing its own fresh concepts, Nexomon creates something unique and engaging. From the soundtrack to the artwork, character and monster designs, unique battle system that doesnt completely rip pokemon off, and the overall story, the series distinguishes itself from its competitors. It employs a more "outside-the-box" approach to a formula that many consider overdone. the only thing i will nitpick about is the flow of battle in the first game (not sure if they fixed it in extinction gonna play soon). it can become a loopy process of kill->revenge kill->rinse-repeat but i think its easy to avoid if you use status moves to ur advantage as well and the game makes it very apparent that you need to learn this as well to defeat stronger fights you'll have later in the game As a result, Nexomon has become, to me at least, one of the best "Pokémon-clones" to date. If not the best, it is undeniably one of the original pioneers of the "poke-clone" genre. I definitely reccommend buying both Nexomon and Nexomon: Extinction together if you wanna enjoy the wonderful series as a whole. Micromon playthroughs can still be found on youtube but im unsure if there's a playable version out there.

Sept. 2024

Very fun Monster Collection game! Mechanically it is on the simpler side, probably owing to its past as a mobile game, but the mons are very cute and the story is interesting. It also largely does without the grind you can often find in similar games, and luckily without any hidden modifiers for the attributes of the monsters. I´m very much looking forward to playing the second and upcoming third part!

May 2024

Now that I have completed both this game and nexomon extinction's stories I can say for certain that this game should be played second from a story standpoint. Yes Extinction's mechanics are more advanced, for better or worse, but story wise a lot of Extinctions's plot happens because of actions in this game, but they keep a lot of those things hidden from the player to the extent that as a story experience a new player benefits more from playing the sequel first and then experiencing what they were talking about in that game by coming back to this game. (From earlier in my playthrough, i just wanted to leave it) This is a good game, it just has one of the worst tropes in gaming when we fight the first champion. If you're going to give us a boss fight that we cannot win then make the fight unwinnable in the fight. Beating a boss then telling us we were defeated in the cutscene is such a horrible cop out and it kills the story's vibe so fast. Like I said this is a good game, so I can't bring myself to make a negative review unless it happens again, but I was so upset by this that I needed to make this point now.

Feb. 2024

I don't think that I've ever caught more than 50 pokemon in any official game, definitely never attempted to complete a dex. Yet something about this had me compelled enough to do so. I don't think this is an incredible game, but it's a really fun time once it has its hooks in. I originally played this a few years back and dropped it pretty quickly due to some major flaws in design, the most blatant being the tie between rarity and worth of using. The story is trying a lot, but not doing much with it. The power scaling incentivizes glass cannons due to being able to 2 shot most neutral damage enemies. Honestly, it's not something I would hold up as an emblem of good design. However, once I came back and played it on deck, I had a blast. I enjoyed going through the game with my mega rares and specials, plowing through with high powered attacks. Then I hit the post-game, something I rarely engage with. However, the post-game here was stronger than the base game had been. Additionally, the rebirth mechanic inspired me to pull out a completely new team of underappreciated Nexomon with good designs rather than feeling the need to power-game. This inspired me to then catch all 310 creatures in the database and gain a greater appreciation of the quality of designs in the game. I do wish that more of these Nexomon weren't trash to use, but this was an ideal game to play on Deck. It was the closest I've felt to playing Pokemon as a child in years. Maybe not an exceptional game, but a fantastic time.

Jan. 2024

great game, but i don't like how running away from wild nexomon counts as winning a battle. i got the 200 battles won achievement when really all i was doing was looking for a vulazy outside of parum (i have autism if that matters)

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