Nexomon: Extinction (2020)
Game Description:
In "Nexomon: Extinction," released in 2020, players embark on a thrilling adventure in a world teetering on the edge of chaos. As a new member of the Tamer's Guild, you must capture and train over 300 unique Nexomon to combat the powerful Tyrant Nexomon threatening humanity's survival. The game features a captivating storyline filled with eccentric characters and challenging battles. As you journey through diverse environments, you'll uncover secrets, forge alliances, and face formidable foes. Your mission is to restore balance and prevent the world from plunging into extinction. With strategic gameplay and a vibrant world to explore, "Nexomon: Extinction" offers a nostalgic yet fresh take on the classic monster-catching genre.
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What Parents Should Know About Nexomon: Extinction
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Release Date
2020
ESRB Age Rating Summary:
Nexomon: Extinction is rated E10+ for Everyone 10+ by the ESRB with Fantasy Violence and Language. This is a role-playing game in which players assume the role of a monster tamer that completes missions and battles evil. From a top-down perspective, players explore towns and forests, interact with characters, and use creatures (Nexomon) in turn-based battles against enemies. Players select attack moves from a menu and watch their Nexomon perform moves (e.g., fireballs, bites, slashing) to deplete opponents' health meter/hit points. Damage is also indicated by shock/explosion sound effects and characters lying on the ground after battle. The phrases “p*sses me off” and "screw you" appear in the dialogue.
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Fantasy Violence, Language
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Parental Notes
The sentiment among parents is very positive about Nexomon: Extinction for older children. The game contains mild and infrequent profanity, with phrases like “p*sses me off” and “screw you” appearing in dialogue. The violence is comical and mild, as it involves turn-based battles with fantasy creatures using moves like fireballs and bites, without any graphic content. Characters may lie on the ground after battles, but there is no blood or gore. The game does not include mature or dark themes, making it suitable for children around 10 and older, aligning with its fantasy adventure style and strategic gameplay elements.
Why Your Kid Might Like Nexomon: Extinction
In "Nexomon: Extinction," the vibrant world and strategic gameplay elements keep teens engaged for hours. The game offers a nostalgic yet fresh take on the classic monster-catching genre, which appeals to those who grew up with similar games. The thrill of capturing and training over 300 unique Nexomon provides a sense of accomplishment and progression. The diverse environments and eccentric characters add depth to the adventure, making each play session feel like a new journey. Teens enjoy the challenge of battling powerful Tyrant Nexomon, which requires strategic thinking and planning.
The captivating storyline, filled with secrets and alliances, keeps players invested in the game's outcome. The mission to restore balance and prevent the world from plunging into extinction adds a sense of urgency and purpose. The game's humor and quirky characters provide a lighthearted contrast to the intense battles, making it a well-rounded experience. While not every player may be drawn to its style, those who appreciate strategic gameplay and monster-catching mechanics find "Nexomon: Extinction" to be an enjoyable and rewarding experience.