Coromon Gets New Trailer and Release Date

In my experience, every Pokémon fan I know is usually intrigued when an indie developer tries to build their own take on the concept. Because of that, Coromon has been something a lot of us have had our eye on for a while. Now, developer Tragsoft and publisher Freedom Games have released a new trailer to prepare players for the March 31^st release on PC and Nintendo Switch.

The new trailer breaks down several systems including multi-phase boss fights, PVP modes, and more. Here is what the press release has to say about the contents of the trailer and the game itself. “Embark on an adventure alongside a squad from more than 120 different Coromon. Battle through a classic RPG campaign and stop a shady organization from devastating the world!

Ensure Coromon squads are well versed in all three skill types: Physical, Special, and Status. Attack diversity makes all the difference in tense trainer battles. Each Coromon skill depletes a limited stamina supply. Strategize each turn and decide on the right move, be it attacking, replenishing stamina by resting, or healing with a clutch item.

Physical skills use a Coromon’s Attack stats which can combo with other traits to gain an advantage. Bypass an opponent’s physical defenses with Special skills to deal even more damage. Based on a Coromon’s Special Attack stats, these skills can potentially create powerful combos with status effects.

Weave in Status skills to swing the hand of fate in your team’s favor with passive changes to your current Coromon or the enemy in front of them. Examples of these skills include temporary stat boosts, enemy debuffs, weather summons, among other game-changing effects.

Put the squad’s skills to the test against the Coromon Titans in multiphase boss fights. Muster all the fortitude and strategy your team can, as Titans will change phases inflicting different field hazards, call in backup, and other unexpected complications.

Take the skills mastered through Coromon’s campaign and go head-to-head in online PvP. Annihilate other trainers in casual or competitive ranked matches. See what meta-strategies the community gravitates toward and find a personal battle style to break the mold.”

You’ll be able to become a Coromon Trainer in just under two weeks. I’m excited to see how Coromon plays out, though I may not mess with the PVP content myself. I like the different takes on the genre, even if they don’t end up being to the same quality standard as Pokémon. Coromon looks good though, so here’s hoping.