Im playing through extinction atm after finishing the first one. So far I think I had more fun on the first cos I could chill and grind levels but with extinction I have to be more engaged. However there are features in both that make them better, I love the cosmic forms, funny character lines and side quest system in extinction. The main thing is the first felt more like a chill simplistic pokemon clone whereas extinction feels more like its own game and I love that about each of them.
I will share what I think, even tho it's pretty much what you already said: NEXOMON 1- The designs I agree with you, I think they look better. I saw them in the database and liked a lot of them. Not saying that the ones in Extinction are bad, but, and that may be controversial opinion idk, there are too many new Nexomon in the sequel. Wish they went with less monsters and reused some from the first. You know, build the roster more slowly. 2- The moves I like the idea of changing moves on the go. I remember seeing that for the first time with EvoCreo and I loved the concept. I think Coromon has that too, right? NEXOMON EXTINCTION 1- The core system That's something I really liked in the game, just wish there were more stats. 2- The custom mode It's fun, I got a legendary as a starter! I come back from time to time just to play it again. 3- Nexomons are more... Useful? I used a normal and an uncommon during my first playthrough from start to finish. Their usefulness not being tied to their rarity was definitely a good decision. 4- Level Scaling Controversial I guess, but I like that everything scales to your level. Made the game quite challenging and I never felt the need to grind too hard.
Cosmic Nexomon are why I prefer Extinction over the first game. I also prefer Extinctions OST except for the Tamer Battle theme, Nexomon 1 Tamer battle theme slaps.
I played Nexomon 1 after Extinction and it has some things that i like better than in the sequel. I really love being able to swap skills on the fly. I can't believe that isn't in Extinction. I also agree with you about the Nexomon having better move diversity. I also personally prefer only two nexotraps in first game, since it makes it easier to catch monsters. The sequel is too annoying in my opinion with the food and various traps to worry about. But outside of those, Extinction is a huge leap forward. I hope Nexomon 3 improves even further and hopefully brings back the move swapping and move diversity from first game.
the extra traps added to Extinction make it easier to catch Nexomon of that type giving u a much easier time capturing that Nexomon so your comment on that is rather confusing to me.
A lot of the changes from Nexomon to Extinction seem to exist purely to make the game more tedious. Things like removing the heal on levelup and the adding a soft cap to money drops (especially that one).
wait what I could of sword my Nexomon healed when they levelled up in Extinction and the money drops thing is not a problem at all since it is easy to farm if u even need to, i never once had a problem with money while playing the game and i was constantly buying potions, Ethers, Revives and Nexotraps.
I have one point for nexomon extinction and that is jokes In nexomon one there are some jokes but i laughed 0 times while in extinction almost everything that coco says in my opinion is comedy gold
Autorun is available in Nexomon 1. To be fair, you have to find the shoes for it, but seriously, it sucks having to constantly hold down a button to run. I will agree with the move pool itself being more diverse in general, and the fact that moves with effects felt more common, as now every 'element' of move has 4 attacks that just do damage to varying degrees, and 1 attack that causes a status effect, with each then having 2 moves that cause no damage, but have a chance of an effect, and one 'healing' or 'defensive' move. That said, one thing I'm hoping they add that I still feel would make a neat thing is a risk/reward non-battle mon like in some of the SMT games, where mons can have effects even when not in use. In a 1 on 1 with parties of 6, it would mean trading one of your usable mons, and thus taking an element out of your rotation, for something more generally useful. Or heck, filling the five inactive slots with non-battle ones, while only having one fighter. Make their effects good, but not fantastic, or even make them non-battle effects period. Like one has the ability to boost damage by 50%, BUT it only does so 25% of the time. If you replace all 5 with them, you could get a huge boost if they stack per turn(Like if they proc they stack, but each one only has a 1 turn effect time limit). Meanwhile, for non-battle, do either healing outside, like 1 point per step for HP or Stamina. Or do a Star Ocean, and give a random chance of finding money/items by just moving around. Really pull on that threat that talks bout running around in circles to gain power(Which both 'sidekicks' comment on...even if that's actually inefficient in both Nexomon games for various reasons)
I haven’t played N2, so I can’t say which I prefer. But I can say being about 25 hours into N1, I’ve enjoyed it thoroughly! So, if there is a legitimate debate to be had as to which is better, I’m going to be looking forward to playing N2 for sure.
Level scaling in Nexomon 2 sucks the fun out of the game. I capture a starter in the first minutes of my playthrough at level 5, grind him up for 25 hours, only to see its final evo in a random encounter at the EXACT same level as me afterward. There is no satisfaction to grinding a team at all. Also, ultra rare and mega rares are WAY too common and everywhere, and also very easy to get. Hate to compare, but in pokemon, there is a much better satisfaction when you finaly find that ONE cave that has a super mega rare dragon that takes you hours to find. By just strolling around, you can legit find every single ultra rare and most mega rares in a nexomon 2 playthough...
I like both. I feel like 1 had way better monster designs though and I can remember many off the top of my head. 2 though has way more content and was much more challenging as a whole because of the level scaling. I absolutely devastated every encounter in 1 because I was 20 levels above anything at any given point. I rarely had to switch out mid battle. 2 I was on my toes at all times. I switch out constantly and use my items often. No boss battle was a breeze, I had to strategize. If I had to complain about either game it's the frequent 4th wall breaks in dialogue. It's too on the nose at times. The subtle ones can be funny but they were few and far between.
A lot of things I like about both. It’s easier and more fun to grind in Extinction because of you can rematch the different trainers all the time. Money is easier in it to with the gems. The first game tho didn’t have a lot of 4th wall breaks as much as extinction which I really enjoyed. I’m fifty fifty on the wild Nexomons level up like you do, it’s good to train but at the same time I like knowing how much I grew on older routes. The storage system and bag are also upgrades to. I’m honestly not sure
I just stumbled onto these games in the nintendo switch store while I was looking for a new RPG game to buy. My initial thought was "Wow, this is a MASSIVE pokemon rip off" lol. But I liked the monster designs alot and decided to check out some gameplay on youtube. And it turns out there are alot of similarities to pokemon, but it basically begins and ends with Mon captures and battles. I am very excited to try these games out for sure. I'm glad you pointed out that there are alot of differences to these games so I get to look forward to some variation from one game to another.
nexomon 2 kept my attention better but nexomon 1 is a good start especially if you want to start the series now that its been updated and ported on switch
Wow. I just stared with Nexomon (1) and I had no idea hat the two games differentiate from each other so much. So much that most of the monsters in 1... aren't in the sequel from what I've seen so far. In the future, I hope they can kind of blend the 2 styles together to give us something more... coherent.
( 2 )is better, extinction looks like a game from an anime so well done it is, I fell in love with ( 2 ) and I consider it the best game of its kind for mobile
im still undecided if i wanna play either but this has definatly helped me choose which one i will try first if i go for it, right now im playing TemTem :)
I think N1 would have been a lot more enjoyable if it had Cosmics. The game features forces you to mostly train in the grass, and finding that rare differently colored Nexo would have given people an incentive to use the weaker mons as well despite the balance issues. Rarity in N2 was fixed to the point that the Commons/Uncommons were the by far strongest Nexos in the game due to some balance issues with the moves which has later been adjusted with patches but they're still pretty good overall and some remain broken. A lot of the (Un)Commons have better movesets than the rarer Nexos to make up for their worse stats. Still, you are right about their coverage being a lot worse than in N1 overall and I miss changing their moveset on the fly. While I do appreciate N2 for nerfing statuses, there is now way too many statuses in the game, some of them carry over on switch, some of them don't and it is impossible to remember them all and are more of a guessing game of what they potentially can do. I just find it confusing. Still, N2 is super fun and I'm still playing it.
While the open world is good in extinction the later in the game where there evolutions of Nexomon are in the same place as the earlier forms can make it a real grind later in the game to get the early forms. So it's a case of you either spend hours catching them all at the start as you come across each new area or you potentially spend even longer later in the game searching for them as they move right down the spawning list and later evolutions take priority. But definitely agree that a perfect battle system for a third game would be a more diverse move pool from the first with the less spamtastic abuse of status effects the second game has. That mixed with cores would potentially make a decent competitive battle system.
I played Extinction about a year back and enjoyed it and just finished Nexomon 1 a couple days ago. Honestly I got bored with Nexomon 1 as I was getting close to the end which did not happen with Extinction. I did not bother with the post game play with Nexomon 1 and immediately stopped after finishing the main game to move on to Cassette Beasts which I'm not too sure about yet and so far preferred Coromon to both the Nexomon games and what I have played so far of Cassette Beasts.
If I had to name the number 1 biggest load of BS in Extinction, it's that, I don't know if they've fix this with a patch or not, but when I played it, you literally couldn't beat the final boss without bringing your party up to level 80 or somewhere along those lines. I first challenged that thing when my Nexomon were I believe somewhere around level 65, and I managed to get him to a point where his energy was so low, he couldn't use his best moves against me, making me practically invincible. And yet every single time I killed him, he'd regenerate. I then looked it up and found out the reason for this was because I had to be at level 80, otherwise the game just wouldn't let me win. So I spent hours needlessly grinding for a battle I should have been able to win from the start.
Haven't gotten through the intro yet but I simply wanted to share my own opinion Personally, I like extinction better! Both are fantastic games, but my biggest problem with the original game was how basic and frustrating the capture system was, which was greatly improved on in the second game The addition of ghost and physic types makes the game feel a lot bigger as well, and I love all the new designs! And even if backtracking is still annoying, I am very glad they introduced fast travel much earlier into game then they did in the first one All in all, I love both, but extinction is my favorite of the two
I liked the monster animations in the first game better. The sequel’s animations gives me “bending paper” vibes instead of “moving picture” vibes sometimes. (Especially on the water bird starter)
I actually played Extinction first when It was on the switch and I played monster Sanctuary and a bunch of other monster capturing Pokemon style games. i got my Switch OLED last year and man I wish I would have played Extinction on the OLED ..i booted the game up and it looks so sharp crisp & vibrant way better than regular switch(guess I'll wait for the dlc) but since Coromon got delayed i said F it I'm downloading the 1st Nexomon ($9.99) on the switch , and i saw the preview on my OLED screen and it looks amazing. I hope it is at least as good as Extinction
Nexomon 1 is harder due to the fact that theres no broken leech status effect that instantly wins every boss battle (the leech status effect takes away a PERCENTAGE of the opposing nexomons health, and gives a PERCENTAGE of that health back to you. you probably can see how that would be broken when you face a boss)
One has much more broken status than 2, bind, confuse, etc. I could easily beat bosses despite being under leveled in 1 by repeatedly binding or confusing them. I literally used 1 nexomon with no heals on that omnicron fight after the netherworld and spammed confused it to death. Keep in mind i haven’t replayed 1 in a while.
I just got it on the steam winter sale I definetely intend on getting the first one but from the little that I've played so far I can yell I'm going to enjoy these a lot. Been itching to play something like Pokémon but I hate the idea of supporting Nintendo in any capacity.
I bought the original and extinction recently but i started the original first because i believe in saving the best for last. The original is very good so far so i have high hopes for extinction.
I do hope the series DOES continue, maybe even including ALL nexomon from the previous games. Maybe even add some of them as alternative evolutions, maybe if they added genders into the game. Since Corozard looks more masculine while florozard looks more feminine.
Extinction is kinda sucking pretty hard rn because they removed the main feature that healed your nexomon after each level. It just made the game flowed so well. I cant even enjoy the game because i had to go back and heal over and over while catching new nexomon.
The thing that bugs me about battling other trainers is how when we knock out a nexomon the opp brings in a new one and gets a free hit. But when we get knocked out we do not get that same luxury. It’s not fair when the AI gets those advantages that we don’t.
Nexomon is a popular monster-collecting game that has gained immense popularity over the years. In the game, players collect and battle Nexomon against other trainers. One of the unique features of the game is that when a Nexomon is defeated, the opposing team is given a free hit. While some players may argue that this is unfair, it is actually a fair game mechanic that adds an additional layer of strategy and balance to the game. The primary reason why giving the opposing team a free hit when a Nexomon is defeated is fair is that it balances out the game. In most games, players will focus on defeating their opponent's strongest Nexomon first. This strategy is effective because it allows players to take out their opponent's most potent asset, which gives them an advantage. However, if there was no penalty for losing a Nexomon, this strategy would become overpowered, and the game would become unbalanced. By giving the opposing team a free hit when a Nexomon is defeated, players are forced to think twice before sacrificing one of their Nexomon. They must consider the potential cost of losing a Nexomon and whether it's worth giving their opponent a free hit. This creates a balance in the game, as players are forced to think strategically and consider their options carefully. Another reason why giving the opposing team a free hit when a Nexomon is defeated is fair is that it rewards players who can adapt to changing circumstances. In any game, players will encounter unexpected situations that force them to change their strategy. When a Nexomon is defeated, players must adapt to the new situation and adjust their strategy accordingly. Players who can adapt to these changes and use them to their advantage will be rewarded with a better chance of winning the game. Finally, giving the opposing team a free hit when a Nexomon is defeated makes the game more exciting and engaging for players. Every time a Nexomon is defeated, the game becomes more unpredictable, and players must think on their feet to win. This creates a more dynamic and engaging gaming experience for players, as they are forced to think strategically and adapt to changing circumstances. In conclusion, giving the opposing team a free hit when a Nexomon is defeated is a fair game mechanic that adds balance, strategy, and excitement to the game. By forcing players to think twice before sacrificing a Nexomon and rewarding players who can adapt to changing circumstances, the game becomes more engaging and enjoyable for players. As such, this game mechanic is an essential part of Nexomon and contributes significantly to the game's success.
@@cyanproduct wow its the most bullshit reasoning i have seen giving the enemy a free hit on a knockdown is the main bulk of a reason why the nexomon who relies on speed are to MOST USELESS OF THEM ALL, its not engaging and dynamic at all its non-sensical at best if lets this mechanic was brought to other turn based rpg like pokemon, final fantasy you would see how this mechanic is bad imagin your speedy glass canonl type character knockdowns a enemy and suddenly the next enemy just outspeed him lol.
I love Dragons. Ad Nexomon:Extiction has Dragons and Legendary Dragons. Therefore, it's the better game... And they made Hyphoon available so that's a +1
The designs in the OG were a lot cool while the ones in Extinction were a lot more cutesy. Take a look at Ventra and tell me which one do you prefer. Even Fona's design has been downgraded. Basically, the Children of Omnicron all lost their cruel, ancient and each-related-to-their-own-thing element.
i kind of like the evolution system of the 1st game better, having all mega Rare's and rare Nexomon be 3 stage evolutions and commons not being able to evolve is much better than a mega rare that doesn't evolve, i mean who wants a mega rare that can't evolve? that is where Legendries come into play since they are so powerful they don't need to evolve
I am actually replaying Nexomon atm, I 100% it on Steam and repurchased it for Switch because I enjoyed it's designs, move diversity and chill gameplay so much. I have Extinction and I have played a good bit of it, but honestly I hate Coco so much. I know some people praise the humour/jokes in Nexomon Extinction, but dear lord I just wish I could have left Coco behind at the start and never have to read another 4th wall break or lame commentary on our current situation/activity ever again. His character and the open world aspect of being able to collect and train so many different Nexomon from different areas without progressing the story is the main reason I had to put Extinction down for a while. Don't get me wrong, I love having access to so many Nexomon from different areas to be able to create a unique and interesting team to tackle the story with... but it feels like Digimon Cybersleuth's issue where you stall your game so much just collecting and training that I have like 30 hours in my game before I've started the main questline.
I was fine with the fourth wall breaks at first but they just happened so often by the time the twist happened I just wanted to throw Coco off a cliff. The first game handled them better imo.
i feel more fun the first ,i have the two games and is more fun the first because the Monsters feels less flat ,more variety in his attacks, for me in extinction its boring all monsters seems the same
Was looking for a new game for the Switch and randomly discovered Nexomon, not sure how I've never heard of it. Definitely looks good, especially after the let down of the last few Pokemon games. Quick question though, does Extinction have all the same Nexomon as the first game, with a few new ones, or do both games have completely different Nexomon?
Mostly different, there is a new update coming to extinction that is going to add more from 1. I recommend going for extinction first I'm having a blast and I haven't touched 1 yet.
@@onryoki4451 Thanks for the reply. I actually found the first game on sale on the Nintendo eShop for £6.99 so I decided to grab it. I've been thoroughly enjoying it so far!
Mr ed you say in nexomon 1 nexomon learn more types move but thats not true your bird but what other nexomon??? In nexomon extinction that pink normal bull learns grass moves and the flying starter in extinction learns water moves. So not true
Anyone know if it's possible to slow doen or turn of the monsters stabby animation i mean they move unnaturally fast when they stand still and breathes....its really eye catxhing in a bad way majes me motion sick and it makes it hard to concentrste its the single only reason why i still havent bought the game.
If u pay attention tho the dragon Nexomon draclone they changed its name to hyphoon it’s literally the same Nexomon lol smh goes to show they didn’t put much effort they just changed the names on some of the Nexomon and said hey there are new Nexomon when really there is only a handful that are In fact new and different smh😂
@@yuta5026 You should try the first and if you are not scared by the controlls play it. Otherwise switch to extinction. There are some refferences to the first part in Extinction, but nothing which would make the story not understandable. If you just want to play 1 of them I suggest Extinction. But as you can read in the comments it is personal preference. I also played the second first.
In Nexomon 1 you cannot nickname your Nexomon. I think more people should know this before buying. For me not being able to name my mons was/is a major letdown.
Im playing through extinction atm after finishing the first one. So far I think I had more fun on the first cos I could chill and grind levels but with extinction I have to be more engaged. However there are features in both that make them better, I love the cosmic forms, funny character lines and side quest system in extinction. The main thing is the first felt more like a chill simplistic pokemon clone whereas extinction feels more like its own game and I love that about each of them.
Not gonna lie, i love Nexomon Extinction because of Coco, that cat lives in his own sarcasm
Fax
If Coco goes away, i go away. so he is not leaving cuz' i know they can't make me leave. i will go with that cat!
@@BeliasLP hopefully Coco goes to N3, like Atlas went to N2.
No atlas is a chad he sayed micromon fact:micromon is nexomon company's first game its just for 1$ very complex game
I will share what I think, even tho it's pretty much what you already said:
NEXOMON
1- The designs
I agree with you, I think they look better. I saw them in the database and liked a lot of them. Not saying that the ones in Extinction are bad, but, and that may be controversial opinion idk, there are too many new Nexomon in the sequel. Wish they went with less monsters and reused some from the first. You know, build the roster more slowly.
2- The moves
I like the idea of changing moves on the go. I remember seeing that for the first time with EvoCreo and I loved the concept. I think Coromon has that too, right?
NEXOMON EXTINCTION
1- The core system
That's something I really liked in the game, just wish there were more stats.
2- The custom mode
It's fun, I got a legendary as a starter! I come back from time to time just to play it again.
3- Nexomons are more... Useful?
I used a normal and an uncommon during my first playthrough from start to finish. Their usefulness not being tied to their rarity was definitely a good decision.
4- Level Scaling
Controversial I guess, but I like that everything scales to your level. Made the game quite challenging and I never felt the need to grind too hard.
So nexomon extinction is a good choice right??
@@derth6371 for sure
@@dollynho8832
Thanks man
I'm playing the first one right now and the main issue I'm having is that there are so few actual battles. It's mainly battling wild ones.
Cosmic Nexomon are why I prefer Extinction over the first game. I also prefer Extinctions OST except for the Tamer Battle theme, Nexomon 1 Tamer battle theme slaps.
There's also that one theme when you're fighting Hilda, that one was good too imo
I played Nexomon 1 after Extinction and it has some things that i like better than in the sequel.
I really love being able to swap skills on the fly. I can't believe that isn't in Extinction. I also agree with you about the Nexomon having better move diversity.
I also personally prefer only two nexotraps in first game, since it makes it easier to catch monsters. The sequel is too annoying in my opinion with the food and various traps to worry about.
But outside of those, Extinction is a huge leap forward. I hope Nexomon 3 improves even further and hopefully brings back the move swapping and move diversity from first game.
the extra traps added to Extinction make it easier to catch Nexomon of that type giving u a much easier time capturing that Nexomon so your comment on that is rather confusing to me.
Extincion had Coco so it was definetly better lol
Yea but Nexomon 1 had ATLAS
@@Kingiouscy nexomon 2 also had Atlas
He betrayed us
Atlas > Coco i will die on this hill.
@whotookmypuddingcup4131 coco Is better than atlas
I totally agree about designs. I prefer the ones from the first Nexomon!
A lot of the changes from Nexomon to Extinction seem to exist purely to make the game more tedious. Things like removing the heal on levelup and the adding a soft cap to money drops (especially that one).
wait what I could of sword my Nexomon healed when they levelled up in Extinction and the money drops thing is not a problem at all since it is easy to farm if u even need to, i never once had a problem with money while playing the game and i was constantly buying potions, Ethers, Revives and Nexotraps.
Comments like this are making me not want to move onto nexomon 2 after i finish 1 NGL haha, is it worth it?
@@VocaPigeon i'd say it is, as much as i like 1 i can say i had a much more enjoyable time playing through Extinction
Yeah but they added full-party heal stones that are everything
I have one point for nexomon extinction and that is jokes
In nexomon one there are some jokes but i laughed 0 times while in extinction almost everything that coco says in my opinion is comedy gold
Autorun is available in Nexomon 1. To be fair, you have to find the shoes for it, but seriously, it sucks having to constantly hold down a button to run. I will agree with the move pool itself being more diverse in general, and the fact that moves with effects felt more common, as now every 'element' of move has 4 attacks that just do damage to varying degrees, and 1 attack that causes a status effect, with each then having 2 moves that cause no damage, but have a chance of an effect, and one 'healing' or 'defensive' move.
That said, one thing I'm hoping they add that I still feel would make a neat thing is a risk/reward non-battle mon like in some of the SMT games, where mons can have effects even when not in use. In a 1 on 1 with parties of 6, it would mean trading one of your usable mons, and thus taking an element out of your rotation, for something more generally useful. Or heck, filling the five inactive slots with non-battle ones, while only having one fighter. Make their effects good, but not fantastic, or even make them non-battle effects period.
Like one has the ability to boost damage by 50%, BUT it only does so 25% of the time. If you replace all 5 with them, you could get a huge boost if they stack per turn(Like if they proc they stack, but each one only has a 1 turn effect time limit).
Meanwhile, for non-battle, do either healing outside, like 1 point per step for HP or Stamina. Or do a Star Ocean, and give a random chance of finding money/items by just moving around. Really pull on that threat that talks bout running around in circles to gain power(Which both 'sidekicks' comment on...even if that's actually inefficient in both Nexomon games for various reasons)
I haven’t played N2, so I can’t say which I prefer. But I can say being about 25 hours into N1, I’ve enjoyed it thoroughly! So, if there is a legitimate debate to be had as to which is better, I’m going to be looking forward to playing N2 for sure.
Same .... (sigh)
Level scaling in Nexomon 2 sucks the fun out of the game. I capture a starter in the first minutes of my playthrough at level 5, grind him up for 25 hours, only to see its final evo in a random encounter at the EXACT same level as me afterward. There is no satisfaction to grinding a team at all. Also, ultra rare and mega rares are WAY too common and everywhere, and also very easy to get. Hate to compare, but in pokemon, there is a much better satisfaction when you finaly find that ONE cave that has a super mega rare dragon that takes you hours to find. By just strolling around, you can legit find every single ultra rare and most mega rares in a nexomon 2 playthough...
thing is nexomon extinction is like an upgraded version of nexomon 1, with bugs fixed, more content, and some things that the community requested
I like both. I feel like 1 had way better monster designs though and I can remember many off the top of my head. 2 though has way more content and was much more challenging as a whole because of the level scaling. I absolutely devastated every encounter in 1 because I was 20 levels above anything at any given point. I rarely had to switch out mid battle. 2 I was on my toes at all times. I switch out constantly and use my items often. No boss battle was a breeze, I had to strategize. If I had to complain about either game it's the frequent 4th wall breaks in dialogue. It's too on the nose at times. The subtle ones can be funny but they were few and far between.
I love these games I’ve bought them on android iOS and the Nintendo switch 😂 I chant get enough of them can’t wait for the 3rd game
A lot of things I like about both.
It’s easier and more fun to grind in Extinction because of you can rematch the different trainers all the time. Money is easier in it to with the gems. The first game tho didn’t have a lot of 4th wall breaks as much as extinction which I really enjoyed. I’m fifty fifty on the wild Nexomons level up like you do, it’s good to train but at the same time I like knowing how much I grew on older routes. The storage system and bag are also upgrades to. I’m honestly not sure
I just stumbled onto these games in the nintendo switch store while I was looking for a new RPG game to buy. My initial thought was "Wow, this is a MASSIVE pokemon rip off" lol. But I liked the monster designs alot and decided to check out some gameplay on youtube. And it turns out there are alot of similarities to pokemon, but it basically begins and ends with Mon captures and battles. I am very excited to try these games out for sure. I'm glad you pointed out that there are alot of differences to these games so I get to look forward to some variation from one game to another.
Nexomon 1 is the best monster taming game I’ve played so far
I’m getting extinction today 🤑
nexomon 2 kept my attention better but nexomon 1 is a good start especially if you want to start the series now that its been updated and ported on switch
Wow. I just stared with Nexomon (1) and I had no idea hat the two games differentiate from each other so much.
So much that most of the monsters in 1... aren't in the sequel from what I've seen so far. In the future, I hope they can kind of blend the 2 styles together to give us something more... coherent.
( 2 )is better, extinction looks like a game from an anime so well done it is, I fell in love with ( 2 ) and I consider it the best game of its kind for mobile
The thing i liked in 1 is level up recovers hp and stamina, in extinction you have to rzly on potions to much
Nexomon 1 had a better variety of Nexomon, but Extinction plays a lot better
im still undecided if i wanna play either but this has definatly helped me choose which one i will try first if i go for it, right now im playing TemTem :)
i hope n3 combines the best of both worlds. i love these games so much
I think N1 would have been a lot more enjoyable if it had Cosmics. The game features forces you to mostly train in the grass, and finding that rare differently colored Nexo would have given people an incentive to use the weaker mons as well despite the balance issues.
Rarity in N2 was fixed to the point that the Commons/Uncommons were the by far strongest Nexos in the game due to some balance issues with the moves which has later been adjusted with patches but they're still pretty good overall and some remain broken. A lot of the (Un)Commons have better movesets than the rarer Nexos to make up for their worse stats. Still, you are right about their coverage being a lot worse than in N1 overall and I miss changing their moveset on the fly.
While I do appreciate N2 for nerfing statuses, there is now way too many statuses in the game, some of them carry over on switch, some of them don't and it is impossible to remember them all and are more of a guessing game of what they potentially can do. I just find it confusing.
Still, N2 is super fun and I'm still playing it.
While the open world is good in extinction the later in the game where there evolutions of Nexomon are in the same place as the earlier forms can make it a real grind later in the game to get the early forms. So it's a case of you either spend hours catching them all at the start as you come across each new area or you potentially spend even longer later in the game searching for them as they move right down the spawning list and later evolutions take priority.
But definitely agree that a perfect battle system for a third game would be a more diverse move pool from the first with the less spamtastic abuse of status effects the second game has. That mixed with cores would potentially make a decent competitive battle system.
One thing both share that I like is the smug sidekick dropping shade, although the cat ups the shade by a bit. Lol
I played Extinction about a year back and enjoyed it and just finished Nexomon 1 a couple days ago. Honestly I got bored with Nexomon 1 as I was getting close to the end which did not happen with Extinction. I did not bother with the post game play with Nexomon 1 and immediately stopped after finishing the main game to move on to Cassette Beasts which I'm not too sure about yet and so far preferred Coromon to both the Nexomon games and what I have played so far of Cassette Beasts.
If I had to name the number 1 biggest load of BS in Extinction, it's that, I don't know if they've fix this with a patch or not, but when I played it, you literally couldn't beat the final boss without bringing your party up to level 80 or somewhere along those lines. I first challenged that thing when my Nexomon were I believe somewhere around level 65, and I managed to get him to a point where his energy was so low, he couldn't use his best moves against me, making me practically invincible. And yet every single time I killed him, he'd regenerate. I then looked it up and found out the reason for this was because I had to be at level 80, otherwise the game just wouldn't let me win. So I spent hours needlessly grinding for a battle I should have been able to win from the start.
They changed it, because I beat the game at level 67.
The Vados was level 70 at the most.
Haven't gotten through the intro yet but I simply wanted to share my own opinion
Personally, I like extinction better! Both are fantastic games, but my biggest problem with the original game was how basic and frustrating the capture system was, which was greatly improved on in the second game
The addition of ghost and physic types makes the game feel a lot bigger as well, and I love all the new designs! And even if backtracking is still annoying, I am very glad they introduced fast travel much earlier into game then they did in the first one
All in all, I love both, but extinction is my favorite of the two
I liked the monster animations in the first game better.
The sequel’s animations gives me “bending paper” vibes instead of “moving picture” vibes sometimes. (Especially on the water bird starter)
I was looking for this comment because I agree so much. I've just finished the first one and the animation change really do bother me
I own both games but need to get around to playing either of them. XD I've only played a little of Nexomon 1 but I did enjoy it.
You'll enjoy both games I guarantee it cause I own both as well and did everything till that dlc drop.
I actually played Extinction first when It was on the switch and I played monster Sanctuary and a bunch of other monster capturing Pokemon style games. i got my Switch OLED last year and man I wish I would have played Extinction on the OLED ..i booted the game up and it looks so sharp crisp & vibrant way better than regular switch(guess I'll wait for the dlc) but since Coromon got delayed i said F it I'm downloading the 1st Nexomon ($9.99) on the switch , and i saw the preview on my OLED screen and it looks amazing. I hope it is at least as good as Extinction
Nexomon 1 is harder due to the fact that theres no broken leech status effect that instantly wins every boss battle (the leech status effect takes away a PERCENTAGE of the opposing nexomons health, and gives a PERCENTAGE of that health back to you. you probably can see how that would be broken when you face a boss)
One has much more broken status than 2, bind, confuse, etc. I could easily beat bosses despite being under leveled in 1 by repeatedly binding or confusing them. I literally used 1 nexomon with no heals on that omnicron fight after the netherworld and spammed confused it to death. Keep in mind i haven’t replayed 1 in a while.
@@himmothy4993 Fair, when I played 1 I was many years younger. I only started playing Extinction like a long time after its release
@@himmothy4993 the entire omnicron fight was just my raamu spamming headbutt and watching the king of monsters hit himself.
I just got it on the steam winter sale I definetely intend on getting the first one but from the little that I've played so far I can yell I'm going to enjoy these a lot. Been itching to play something like Pokémon but I hate the idea of supporting Nintendo in any capacity.
I bought the original and extinction recently but i started the original first because i believe in saving the best for last. The original is very good so far so i have high hopes for extinction.
I do hope the series DOES continue, maybe even including ALL nexomon from the previous games.
Maybe even add some of them as alternative evolutions, maybe if they added genders into the game. Since Corozard looks more masculine while florozard looks more feminine.
Extinction has cosmo forms too so those give me a better vibe bc it’s basically pokemon playable on ps systems due Pokémon being limited to Nintendo
Extinction is kinda sucking pretty hard rn because they removed the main feature that healed your nexomon after each level. It just made the game flowed so well. I cant even enjoy the game because i had to go back and heal over and over while catching new nexomon.
basically we could play both and be fine haha
The thing that bugs me about battling other trainers is how when we knock out a nexomon the opp brings in a new one and gets a free hit. But when we get knocked out we do not get that same luxury. It’s not fair when the AI gets those advantages that we don’t.
Nexomon is a popular monster-collecting game that has gained immense popularity over the years. In the game, players collect and battle Nexomon against other trainers. One of the unique features of the game is that when a Nexomon is defeated, the opposing team is given a free hit. While some players may argue that this is unfair, it is actually a fair game mechanic that adds an additional layer of strategy and balance to the game.
The primary reason why giving the opposing team a free hit when a Nexomon is defeated is fair is that it balances out the game. In most games, players will focus on defeating their opponent's strongest Nexomon first. This strategy is effective because it allows players to take out their opponent's most potent asset, which gives them an advantage. However, if there was no penalty for losing a Nexomon, this strategy would become overpowered, and the game would become unbalanced.
By giving the opposing team a free hit when a Nexomon is defeated, players are forced to think twice before sacrificing one of their Nexomon. They must consider the potential cost of losing a Nexomon and whether it's worth giving their opponent a free hit. This creates a balance in the game, as players are forced to think strategically and consider their options carefully.
Another reason why giving the opposing team a free hit when a Nexomon is defeated is fair is that it rewards players who can adapt to changing circumstances. In any game, players will encounter unexpected situations that force them to change their strategy. When a Nexomon is defeated, players must adapt to the new situation and adjust their strategy accordingly. Players who can adapt to these changes and use them to their advantage will be rewarded with a better chance of winning the game.
Finally, giving the opposing team a free hit when a Nexomon is defeated makes the game more exciting and engaging for players. Every time a Nexomon is defeated, the game becomes more unpredictable, and players must think on their feet to win. This creates a more dynamic and engaging gaming experience for players, as they are forced to think strategically and adapt to changing circumstances.
In conclusion, giving the opposing team a free hit when a Nexomon is defeated is a fair game mechanic that adds balance, strategy, and excitement to the game. By forcing players to think twice before sacrificing a Nexomon and rewarding players who can adapt to changing circumstances, the game becomes more engaging and enjoyable for players. As such, this game mechanic is an essential part of Nexomon and contributes significantly to the game's success.
@@cyanproduct wow its the most bullshit reasoning i have seen giving the enemy a free hit on a knockdown is the main bulk of a reason why the nexomon who relies on speed are to MOST USELESS OF THEM ALL, its not engaging and dynamic at all its non-sensical at best if lets this mechanic was brought to other turn based rpg like pokemon, final fantasy you would see how this mechanic is bad imagin your speedy glass canonl type character knockdowns a enemy and suddenly the next enemy just outspeed him lol.
@@marcosantiago8821 Bro, i used chat GPT to write that go ask the AI the question
Is there any advantage or disadvantage taken in these games separately as opposed to the complete collection?
I love Dragons.
Ad Nexomon:Extiction has Dragons and Legendary Dragons.
Therefore, it's the better game... And they made Hyphoon available so that's a +1
I actually liked the common not evolve, uncommon once and rare/mega rare 2 times
I Love very much both, I want Nexomon 3 I NEED NEXOMON 3!
- Im tryna get into nexomon . Is it a mix of digimon & pokemon? It looks cool I like games like this
The designs in the OG were a lot cool while the ones in Extinction were a lot more cutesy. Take a look at Ventra and tell me which one do you prefer. Even Fona's design has been downgraded. Basically, the Children of Omnicron all lost their cruel, ancient and each-related-to-their-own-thing element.
i kind of like the evolution system of the 1st game better, having all mega Rare's and rare Nexomon be 3 stage evolutions and commons not being able to evolve is much better than a mega rare that doesn't evolve, i mean who wants a mega rare that can't evolve? that is where Legendries come into play since they are so powerful they don't need to evolve
I am actually replaying Nexomon atm, I 100% it on Steam and repurchased it for Switch because I enjoyed it's designs, move diversity and chill gameplay so much. I have Extinction and I have played a good bit of it, but honestly I hate Coco so much. I know some people praise the humour/jokes in Nexomon Extinction, but dear lord I just wish I could have left Coco behind at the start and never have to read another 4th wall break or lame commentary on our current situation/activity ever again. His character and the open world aspect of being able to collect and train so many different Nexomon from different areas without progressing the story is the main reason I had to put Extinction down for a while. Don't get me wrong, I love having access to so many Nexomon from different areas to be able to create a unique and interesting team to tackle the story with... but it feels like Digimon Cybersleuth's issue where you stall your game so much just collecting and training that I have like 30 hours in my game before I've started the main questline.
I was fine with the fourth wall breaks at first but they just happened so often by the time the twist happened I just wanted to throw Coco off a cliff. The first game handled them better imo.
I'm only waiting for coromon release which is at the end of this year I think 🤔
@Gabbriel79 Facts, the game is so cool 😎
In nexomon 1, which nexomon should you aim for if rerolling a golden nexobox? (The free 1 from the start)
All you shiny hunters out there knows that extinction is better because COSMIC POWER
1 was extremely good. I'm just not feeling 2 at all.
i feel more fun the first ,i have the two games and is more fun the first because the Monsters feels less flat ,more variety in his attacks, for me in extinction its boring all monsters seems the same
After review I got both for the switch instead of the new Pokémon.
Was looking for a new game for the Switch and randomly discovered Nexomon, not sure how I've never heard of it. Definitely looks good, especially after the let down of the last few Pokemon games. Quick question though, does Extinction have all the same Nexomon as the first game, with a few new ones, or do both games have completely different Nexomon?
Mostly different, there is a new update coming to extinction that is going to add more from 1. I recommend going for extinction first I'm having a blast and I haven't touched 1 yet.
@@onryoki4451 Thanks for the reply. I actually found the first game on sale on the Nintendo eShop for £6.99 so I decided to grab it. I've been thoroughly enjoying it so far!
Something i dont understand is on ps5 the first nexomon is a ps5 game. but extinction the sequel is a ps4 game... Whats up with that I wonder
Which game has Coco...? I rest my case.
Gym Leader Ed When should Nexomon 3 be coming to out the Nintendo Switch
May I ask is nexomon need full version and it's need data connection????
I actually have both nexomon games nexomon on my phone and Extinction on my switch
Personally I the first game the second one is kind of a disappointment
I love both of them.
Yeah but becoming one is kinda bad cause your always underlevrled and you have to grind a bunch and it's not scaled so grinding isn't easy either
they are two very good games with a lot of funny joke. The story is also good
Mr ed you say in nexomon 1 nexomon learn more types move but thats not true your bird but what other nexomon??? In nexomon extinction that pink normal bull learns grass moves and the flying starter in extinction learns water moves. So not true
I just started nexomon 1, sad to know the features I'm loving just won't be there in 2
Want to play both games now because of you now
Still wait for the nexomon 1 recommended skill tree for the mega nexomons
it’s funny because i never got to finish the first game.
Nexomon extinction is The 2 ??
My question is, is nexomon extinction an expansion to nexomon 1
Anyone know if it's possible to slow doen or turn of the monsters stabby animation i mean they move unnaturally fast when they stand still and breathes....its really eye catxhing in a bad way majes me motion sick and it makes it hard to concentrste its the single only reason why i still havent bought the game.
I thought u would do a video on recommended skills
I just like both games
If u pay attention tho the dragon Nexomon draclone they changed its name to hyphoon it’s literally the same Nexomon lol smh goes to show they didn’t put much effort they just changed the names on some of the Nexomon and said hey there are new Nexomon when really there is only a handful that are
In fact new and different smh😂
Can you face fellow tamers more than twice?
What about number of mons..does extinction have all the previous monsters
If it is still of interesst: No. Both have their own collection.
Nexomon 1: 310
Nexomon 2: 427 (381 in earlier Version)
@@justTyping Do you suggest playing both of them? Or just extiction?
@@yuta5026 You should try the first and if you are not scared by the controlls play it. Otherwise switch to extinction.
There are some refferences to the first part in Extinction, but nothing which would make the story not understandable.
If you just want to play 1 of them I suggest Extinction. But as you can read in the comments it is personal preference. I also played the second first.
i would say in replayability nexomon ex is better because of custom mode
and in difficulty yeah nex ex is better than nex 1
In Nexomon 1 you cannot nickname your Nexomon. I think more people should know this before buying. For me not being able to name my mons was/is a major letdown.
Oh I didn't even notice I never change them haha
@@GymLeaderEd Yeah, I know you don't... But I carefully chose their names beforehand and then... T_T Couldn't build no bond whatsoever.
Nexmon 2 is better than Nexmon1
NXM1 is more fun than NXM2Ex.
I like game but to much ads
nexomon 1 is better
Story = Nexomon 1
Gameplay = Nexomon 2
we all know there both good :)
Would the expansion has extre trophy
I think nexomon extinction is better
Nexomon extinction carch legendary easier and infinity too
Nexomon have to huch ads
Just play both
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STOP THE SPOILERZ
@GYMLeaderED Nexomon Extinction Is the Better game in my Honest Opinion thats one Of the Reasons Why i will continue to Stream That game More Often.