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Temtem is a shallow imitation of Pokémon, though the little things it does to mix up the formula go a long way at making it feel fresh. In its current form, it's no Pokémon rival, but being in Early Access means it has plenty of room to grow.

Temtem is as good as it gets when it comes to competition versus Pokémon. Even in Early Access, it surpasses the most recent Pokémon games and it’s exciting to think about how the best is yet to come with Temtem.

Temtem aims to set itself aside from Pokemon as a solid monster collecting game in its own right. For the most part, it succeeds.

A good Pokémon 'copy' that manages to pull off its own personality through the battle system but that, at the same time, carries an obvious problem: it really tries to be an MMORPG, yet in the end it stays as an open world with 'ghost' characters. Even so, overall it is a remarkable turn-based RPG that has a lot of potential.

Temtem still isn’t finished, which is why there’s no score here, but Crema are making good on their promise of constant improvements and additions; so when it does come out of early access next year The Pokémon Company is going to have their most serious rival for a very long time.

Already highly polished and nailing the essence of the monster catch battler RPG subgenre, Temtem looks set to go from strength to strength on PlayStation 5 if the surprisingly robust state of its early access debut is any indication.

Temtem is a bold but incomplete MMO that has some great ideas for improving upon the monster-catching genre.

For an Early Access, Temtem offers yet a consequent content. With more than 25 hours of gameplay and a good number of creatures, all in a multiplayer oriented RPG, the game from Crema Games is a success that just need to continue its work. [Early Access Score = 80

Temtem already does several fundamental things better than its inspiration and clearly has the potential to be the very best, like no one ever was.

Is it perfect no. Is it good, hell yes. Its a lot of fun to play the story is nice the Temtem are distinguishable and fun to fight with. TheIs it perfect no. Is it good, hell yes. Its a lot of fun to play the story is nice the Temtem are distinguishable and fun to fight with. The way stats and passive works as well as the fact you fight with two of them at a time makes this a different enough and more fun game. Endgame hunting for rare Temtem with high stats as well as breeding can be very tedious and become un-fun but at that point what else you expect from an early access game.

I recently bought a Nintendo Switch Lite and Pokemon Sword. Being my first monster catching game in almost 10 years, I was incredibly excitedI recently bought a Nintendo Switch Lite and Pokemon Sword. Being my first monster catching game in almost 10 years, I was incredibly excited to dive into it. Unfortunately that excitement quickly became buyers remorse as I grew incredibly bored of the game by the third gym. The game held my hand too much and let me over level and basically sweep every opponent for 10 hours using just two pokemon. It was a snoozefest where it felt like the only real enjoyment I was going to get out of Pokemon was the endgame pokedex completion and perfect IV chasing.Enter TemTem. From the very start the game hits hard and doesn't hold back. It's challenging in all the right ways. It immediately introduces you to tactical gameplay and content that you'd only find at endgame pokemon games.The battle system is far superior. The2v2 format is wonderful, and the no RNG crit/dodge/feint/flinch philosophy is incredibly refreshing. It feels like a skill based tactical turn based strategy game which seems impossible to pull off, but Crema has done it.Things that seemed incredibly intimidating in the pokemon games like breeding or IV chasing are actually intuitive parts of the game that are introduced organically as you progress. Each zone is elegant and charming, and the world feels much larger than it actually is, which is a good thing. The storyline is also quite enjoyable and easy to feel invested in unlike Sword. TemTem is hands down better than Sword and Shield in every single way, and it's only early access. There are still dozens of WIP areas and zones yet to be revealed and new TemTem being released weekly until the game fully launches. It is well worth the $30.

The current user score is absolutely skewed by toxic Pokemon players. This game has a lot of promise, despite it's shaky launch day. Combat isThe current user score is absolutely skewed by toxic Pokemon players. This game has a lot of promise, despite it's shaky launch day. Combat is enjoyable and the graphics are great. This is what a decent taming game should look like on PC and/or console, instead of the 3DS-like port we received in Sword and Shield. I doubt Temtem will ever become as big as Pokemon, but they have certainly shown that a team of 18 people can do a better job than one of the biggest video game franchises in history.

A very good game which has a very good follow-up of its developers both on Twitter and on Discord. They listen to the community.Do notA very good game which has a very good follow-up of its developers both on Twitter and on Discord. They listen to the community.Do not listen to people who talk about future micro-transaction because it is completely false.

Just awful. The game is being made and touted to be a "Pokemon killer", and there's absolutely 0% chance that will happen, just like the 0 itJust awful. The game is being made and touted to be a "Pokemon killer", and there's absolutely 0% chance that will happen, just like the 0 it gets today. Don't call it an MMO either just because there is a bunch of people running around. This game shows that the grass isn't always greener on the other side. Enjoy your one month of fame.