- June 28, 2018
- Game Freak
Pokémon Quest
Pokemon Quest's deep customization is addictive, but weak combat and too many random parts keep it from being good.
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About
Pokémon Quest is a free-to-start expedition RPG where you set off with cube-shaped Pokémon to find treasure on Tumblecube Island. Battle wild Pokémon by tapping, befriend Pokémon with expedition items to strengthen your team, and customize your base camp with cute decorations. This game features Pokémon from Pokémon Red and Blue.










- The game is fun and entertaining, especially for younger players, providing hours of enjoyment without constant paywalls.
- It has a cute art style and simple mechanics that make it accessible for both kids and adults, appealing to Pokémon fans.
- The game is free to download, making it a great option for those looking for a casual gaming experience without financial commitment.
- The game features numerous in-game purchases that can be annoying, leading to concerns about its freemium model.
- Some players find the gameplay repetitive and lacking depth compared to traditional Pokémon games.
- The graphics and overall presentation may feel more suited for mobile devices rather than a console experience.
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6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics are described as fun and entertaining, appealing particularly to younger players and beginners in the Pokémon series. While some users noted the low-quality visuals may be challenging to navigate, the cutesy art style is likely to charm both new fans and veterans alike.
“The graphics are fun and entertaining; the cross menu 'cooking' and 'power-ups' are keeping my son entertained too.”
“Overall, it's a great jumping off point for new fans of the series, and the cutesy art style just might win over veterans.”
“Son wasn’t sure if he was going to like it based on the graphics in the picture.”
“My son wasn’t sure if he was going to like it based on the graphics in the picture.”
“The low graphics make it a little hard to figure out, but it's overall great for a beginner Pokémon kids game.”
“Maybe you’d like it if you enjoy Minecraft-style graphics.”
Pokémon Quest
A Square Peg In A Round Hole
60%Pokemon Quest Review
Pokemon Quest's deep customization is addictive, but weak combat and too many random parts keep it from being good.
60%Pokémon Quest Review
Like Pokémon Shuffle before it, Pokémon Quest proves to be a pleasant piece of gaming that is best enjoyed while doing something else, like watching TV or during short trips on public transport, due to the short nature of the experience and limited amount of free play time offered by the base software. Like Pokémon Shuffle, however, even if it is on a console that is handheld at core, it will be best enjoyed portably on a device that people are carrying on their person at all times, like a smartphone, with notifications warning the player that their free plays have recharged and the like, so it's probably best to wait for a smart device version before investing any money in there that may not transfer between different versions.
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