Many of us have wondered more than once why Nintendo did not decide to launch its most emblematic games for mobile devices and although it seems that their way of thinking is changing with the future release of Super Mario Run, there are still many games to come and, in the absence of these, good are some options found in the App Store such as Monster Park.
MONSTER PARK INCLUDES FIRST AND SECOND GENERATION POKEMON AS WELL AS SOME LEGENDARIES FROM LATER GENERATIONS
Monster Park is a game that comes to perfectly replace the Pokemon games on iOS, since it has all the characteristics that we could imagine of these.
Keeping the essence of the original games, what we have to do in Monster Park is catch first and second generation Pokemon while we advance through the different routes defeating trainers and improving our Pokemon to be able to beat the different gym leaders .
Most of the Pokemon that we find in the game are part of the first and second generation of the game, except for some of the legendary ones which are from later generations and will be as elusive to catch as in the original games.
Also, after certain levels, using the menu, we can access different sections such as the Safari Zone, where special Pokemon will appear, or Victoria Street, where we will have to face 15 powerful rivals to obtain rewards.
Maybe, and in case you had to find a fault with it, its weak point is that it does not have an excessively elaborate story like in the original Pokemon games, but otherwise it seems that we are playing one of the original third generation Pokemon games.
Monster Park can be downloaded for free and despite the fact that it has in-app purchases from €0.99 to €249.99, it is not absolutely necessary to purchase them in order to enjoy the game. You can download the game from this link to the App Store.
