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Coromon : Roguelike Monster Taming Adventure débarque sur Android

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Dec 15,2024

Coromon : Roguelike Monster Taming Adventure débarque sur Android

TRAGsoft développe un spin-off roguelike pour son populaire RPG d'apprivoisement de monstres, Coromon. Coromon : Rogue Planet devrait sortir en 2025 sur plusieurs plates-formes, dont Android. Une nouvelle bande-annonce accompagne l'annonce, offrant un aperçu de l'aventure à venir.

Caractéristiques du jeu :

Coromon : Rogue Planet allie le combat au tour par tour classique avec des éléments roguelite. Les joueurs explorent la nature sauvage de Veluan en constante évolution, avec plus de dix biomes qui changent à chaque partie. Un système unique de « sauvetage et recrutement » permet aux joueurs de débloquer sept personnages jouables aux styles distincts en les aidant dans la nature. Plus de 130 monstres, chacun doté d'affinités élémentaires, de personnalités et de compétences uniques, attendent d'être découverts.

Un système de méta-progression permet des mises à niveau continues des personnages et des équipements. La collecte de ressources joue un rôle crucial et les joueurs contribueront aux côtés d’autres à un mystère de vaisseau spatial interstellaire.

Bande-annonce du gameplay :

Anticipation et sortie :

L'annonce a suscité un enthousiasme considérable parmi les fans de Coromon. Bien qu'une date de sortie précise ne soit pas confirmée, la page officielle de Steam fournit des détails supplémentaires. Les préinscriptions devraient ouvrir plus tard cette année ou au début de l’année prochaine. La version mobile est très attendue.

Pour un autre jeu passionnant, consultez notre critique de Populus Run, une version basée sur les hamburgers de Subway Surfers !

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