$9.99Nexomon Catch, train and evolve over 300 monsters
Build a team from hundreds of cute creatures, explore ten bright regions and challenge the Nexomon King in turn-based battles.
Is Nexomon worth it?
Nexomon is worth it if…
- you want a classic monster-catching adventure with a modern, colorful look
- you care more about story and humor than most games in the genre offer
- you enjoy hunting down a huge collection, legendaries included
- you prefer a relaxed singleplayer game over player-versus-player battles
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Catch, train and evolve your team
The heart of the game is simple: walk through tall grass, meet a wild Nexomon, weaken it and throw a trap. Over 300 of them are out there, from common critters to rare finds, and most evolve into new, stronger forms as they level up. You start by choosing one of seven starters, and each Nexomon belongs to one of seven elements with clear strengths and weaknesses, so building a balanced team matters. There are also eight legendary Nexomon hiding in the world, and finding all of them is a hunt in itself. One thing to know: the game gives no hints about where specific Nexomon live, so completing the collection takes patience and a bit of luck.
A story that knows it is a game
You play a new Nexolord out to stop the Nexomon King from destroying the world, and the writing treats that premise with a wink. The game breaks the fourth wall often, pokes fun at the creature-collector genre it belongs to, and the side chatter is genuinely funny. Companions travel with you, which gives the journey a warmth most games in this genre skip. The battle system is turn-based with a twist: all of a Nexomon's moves draw from one shared stamina pool instead of separate charges, so you decide freely which skills to use and when to recharge. Battles are fully animated, and the battle music in particular sticks with you.

















