Coromon is a monster tamer/creature collector RPG by TRAGsoft that puts its own twist on a classic formula from the GBA era of games. Most people will make Pokemon comparisons right away, but Coromon ...

It's that time of year when developers are rolling out their final game updates, and the latest one getting some holiday love is the Pokémon-Like game Coromon. The team releases 1.2.9 update on 24th ...

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Catch and battle monsters in this comforting throwback to Game Boy Advance era Pokémon role-playing games. Now that Pokémon Legends: Arceus has taken some reserved leaps towards rewriting the formula, ...

Let's address the Phanpy in the room straight away: yes, this is a pixel-art JRPG in which a young trainer battles their way across a dangerous land with a squad of adorable 'mons by their side. That ...

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TRAGsoft's Pokémon-like RPG Coromon has a brand new release date of 21st July, publisher Freedom Games has announced. The game was originally due to be released on Switch back in March, but due to ...

Coromon is a game with a lot of promise that builds on the Pokemon formula. Is it perfect? Not quite yet. I’d say the balance is slightly off in many ways. But it is still a lot of fun. Patterbit is ...

The Nintendo Switch and PC will be receiving a new monster-catching Pokemon-like game called Coromon in just a couple of months. The title is officially set to go live on March 31, 2022, for PV via ...

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Both in the Steam forums and on Twitter, the developer said it didn’t want to have to make the announcement, but wanted to be “as transparent and honest as possible” with fans. The statement reads: ...