Hoyoverse creates a game gathering monsters and wrote Pokémon. It’s called Honkai: Nexus AnimaAnd the debut trailer is full of various anime creatures that players will be able to raise and fight. Unlike Pokémon, Link It seems that it contains a much wider range of things that you can do with your animals, as well as locations that significantly exceed the size and scale of any place where you will discover in the title Freak Freak. Friendship has ended Palworld?
There is history here, but it seems to be nonsense anime. Apparently, the balance of “Nexus” is cracked, which sends the powers scattered around the world in the form of Anima, the name of the game for monsters. The hero has a mysterious past that you will discover when you create ties with Anima, but it is crucial that you collect creatures. And although Hoyoverse did not present his own version of Pikachu, similarities to Mega Franchise Game Freak are complex to ignore.
Both games have a similar gentle aesthetics of anime, and several Anima Bear comparisons with a well -known Pokémon. For example, there is a robust orange pancake dog, which seems to be the intersection of Fidough and Yamper. There is a pink guy like a bear who returns to the company. There is a gullity creation that reminds people of PEPLIPPER, except that for some reason he has a wig of colonial times. There is a dim, cat anima that can make people think about Umbreon, except for a larger number of coquette.
I could go here, but that LinkBasically, there are only so many real animals from which every game can derive. The game also seems to contain many more food -inspired projects, such as Anima, which seems to be a walking avocado or many tips that look like different types of desserts. Some of the verbs are similar: you will be able to ride Animka, play with them (at some point the player rides a swing with a friend), a meeting (it seems that there is a park where everyone can bring their own anima), feed them and so on. However, you will also be able to do things that are not in Pokémon. The film material in the game shows the game in which Anima shoots at some balls in the sky, and another part in which you can’t see how it destroys the interior of the house, rage.
The fight itself also seems a little different. During one segment of the game, we get a shot in which many Anima is at the same time on the pitch, crying in a way that suggests a more oriented game style. Link It also seems that for players it offers a much more solid set of adjustment options. All this will probably be related to a certain type of gach mechanism that will affect what Anima can collect, at least if Nexus is similar to other games produced by Hoyoverse. If so, it is likely Link It will be free.
Hoyoverse conducts a beta test, which starts 8/29 for Link Both on PC and on iOS, but everyone who makes players will be caught by data. You can register hereBut you’ll need a Hoyoverse account.
