#PKHEX GEN 7 AFFECTION TRIAL#
The first trial involves battling Rattata who hide in little holes, and then defeat the Totem Raticate at the end. It largely consists of battling Pokemon that get in the way of reaching a certain goal. Instead of gyms, Sun and Moon features the Island Challenge. If you can handle Lillie – who is the driving force behind almost all of the non-Island Challenge events – you’ll be fine with how the story plays out. The climactic battles didn’t feel as valuable as similar battles in the other 3DS entries. Further exploration brings out more of the story, and the end game has extremely high stakes but still feels a bit underplayed. Entertaining characters can only do so much to boost a slow story, and the early part of the game feels like a railroad from one moment to the next. It has a relaxed attitude that kept me playing longer than I expected.Īlthough the game is dripping with atmosphere, I found the story a little lacking. There is a charm to it that makes the game stand out from the other 3DS Pokemon titles. New characters, like the mysterious Lillie and your rival Hau, spice up the story a little bit. The Kahuna Hala presents you with the first Pokemon choice, which sees you picking between three fun and distinctly different options. You quickly run into Professor Kukui and the residents of Iki Town where your journey begins. Pokemon Moon sets you in the shoes of a young boy or girl that has moved to the Alola region from Kanto. But who would expect the 20th anniversary game to divert from so many of the series conventions? After two decades of taking a young child through gyms, evil teams and the Pokemon League, these new games are a refreshing take on the series because only the barest of those elements remain. The anniversary, Pokemon Go and other things have brought the franchise back into the spotlight. With the 20th anniversary of Pokemon, a brand new generation seemed like a no-brainer.
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