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Magikarp Jump by Pokémon — Raise the ultimate Pokémon
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This game is as funny as it gets!. It feels you are grinding after a while. But then it is probably the best mobile game Nintendo released.
In all honesty, it can turn into a real grind late in the game, but it's still amusing to see how they've taken a Pokemon seen as one of the most worthless in the franchise and make an entire game around it. They've even made it so that evolving a Magikarp into a Gyarados feels like a worthless accomplishment.
Pros:I have a newfound appreciation for what I now see as the most majestic Pokemon to grace the franchise and it's impressive jumping strength
Cons:I felt a profound sense of loss when one of my Magikarp jumped too high and was snatched by a Pidgeotto. It was a gold one too.
I've tried it out and it seems like it gets a little repetitive. All you do is feed, train, and jump. You only tap the food and buttons. You can get the different patterns, but it doesn't make it any less repetitive. I can tell they really tried, and I think they succeeded. I enjoy the generations, that helps distract you and give you a goal. I think something like a mini game section would really make the game complete, or when you train you play a mini game. It's just kinda boring. I am going to keep playing because hey, it's a Pokemon game. I think this would be a 8/10 game in my view. They try to supply you with things to do, and I thank them for that. I also like the little details they have, like the older generations, possibility to lose a fish, the other Pokemon, the upgrades, and the décor. I hope they look to expand the game. There is a lot of potential.
Bonsai