It is the currency that real-life money buys. These include Micromon eggs, coins, and diamonds the latter is a special and rare currency that is used to buy things like pets, avatars, and a bike to make transport swifter. In the former, as players win battles, they can collect prizes from a certain character that recurs in each world. These include B002 who allows the player to travel between worlds, a man who has information on the game mechanics, and a travelling item-seller.Īn online arena is also open to players, as are Safari Zone-esque areas in each world. Similar to Nurse Joy in the Pokémon series, there are various characters who recur in all of the worlds and provide a service.
As well as changes involving which type is weak or strong against another, another big change is that "instead of permanently forgetting a move to learn a new one, Micromon retain all of their skills, letting you decide which four to equip at any time". The game "borrow the fundamental mechanics of exploiting innate weaknesses of monster types and leveling a team up", as well as evolving. There are 6 Micromon types: Water, Mineral, Normal, Wind, Fire, and Special. Acquiring special Eggs allow them to randomly spin for a new Micromon, which then can become part of their party. Players have to explore 5 worlds, and defeat Tamers they come across. As the world is entirely digital, Micromon are caught using chips. Players carry up to 6 Micromon with them and battle other monsters with the aim of defeating or capturing them. The gameplay is very similar to Pokémon games, with some minor differences. An example of a difference is the top-left hand side of the screen, which shows the order of turns. Similarities between the game and Pokémon are numerous and easily identifiable. This is Tamer battle taking place within Micromon. A side-quest involves the player collecting four chip fragments. Each of the towns has a very different style, and although there are a lot of reused objects, the towns and the houses have a nice lived-in feeling to them". Touch Arcade notes "thanks to some excellent, colorful graphics, it's still a fun place to explore. There are various mini-plots involving the unique towns, including a love story and a game of hide-and-seek with 2 mischievous twins. By the end of the game the bridge between the real and digital worlds is crumbling and only the player can stop it. As you explore, a darker grander story starts to unfold, with a Team Rocket-esque evil corporation called Black Root, a mythical Micromon called Vaithe, and eventually a plot to save the world ensue. Players are also instructed to defeat 4 Legion Members in order to achieve the title S-ranked tamer. The main character has been sucked into the digital world called Pixekai and "your avatar immediately meets a quirky professor and is given a vague mission to explore a large and varied world, taming as many of the 250 different Micromon as you can, and leading them into battle against other tamers for fun and profit". Pocket Trend described it as a "fully animated monster catching game". The game "bears a striking resemblance to Nintendo's Pokémon franchise". After two years, the game was finally released on Jand both topped the Apple Charts at No. When Micromon failed to meet its fundraising goals, MOGA promised the game would still be released on the App Store-minus some features". According to MOGA's Kickstarter, MOGA wasn’t pleased with the quality of other monster-capture RPGs already available on mobile devices and wanted to do better. IGN explained "The game has been in development for at least two years, following a failed Kickstarer campaign in 2012. It was developed by indie game studio MOGA which is located in Costa Rica, published by Pocket Trend, and programmed entirely by a person with the alias Omegas7. Micromon is in the genre of monster-capture RPG. The Database is similar to the Pokédex from the Pokémon series, which shows if each individual creature has been seen before or caught, and provides data and statistics about each upon further taps. The 6 Micromon types are demonstrated here with their symbols.
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