POKEMON MYSTERY DUNGEON RESCUE TEAM DX REVIEW SERIES
Once you get past the initial few hours, it becomes clear why the series has sustained such a fan-base over a long period of time. "Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX is going to end up surprising a lot of people. If all Pokemon games were as forward-thinking and adventurous as this one, who knows what the franchise could be by now?" - Joel Franey RPG Site - 8/10 "Though still imperfect, Mystery Dungeon more than makes up for its stumblings through one of the most sweet-hearted stories in the Pokemon franchise, backed by a solid dungeoneering system and a gorgeous aesthetic. It features a distinct combat system that provides an intriguing alternative to the mainline Pokemon formula with tile-based strategizing, humanizes the Pokemon you've fallen in love with over the years, tells a riveting and emotional story that will make you view the franchise in a totally different light, and does so with a stylish suite of visuals and music." - Cian Maher US Gamer - 4/5 "Whether or not you're an old-school Mystery Dungeon aficionado or a total newcomer to the long-derelict spin-off series doesn't necessarily matter: Mystery Dungeon on Switch improves upon the originals with some valuable quality-of-life tweaks, making it a worthwhile play regardless of your familiarity with the series.
The game is still being offered at a release discount at some locations.
For more, be sure to read our pre-order guide. A demo is available on the Nintendo Eshop that lets you carry your progress into the main game. For an even broader range of opinions, check out GameSpot sister site Metacritic. We've collected a variety of critical opinions below. "Now, almost 15 years later, it is clear how wrong we were to write off Spike Chunsoft's ambitious take on the titanic series: Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX for Switch is wondrous to play and, in a way, boasts a substantially more resonant fable than most other recent Pokemon games." "When the original pair of Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games were released in 2006, they were received as the ugly Duckletts of Pokemon spin-offs," wrote Cian Maher. Now Playing: Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX - Nintendo Switch Launch Trailer Crash Team Racing: Nitro-Fueled (PS4, XB1, NSW) "G.By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's.The Wonderful 101: Remastered (NSW, PS4, PC) Relea.Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition (NSW) "Nin.Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics (NSW) Annou.Essentially, those that love the series will continue to find reasons to love it (like myself), and those that don't won't necessarily find anything in Rescue Team DX to change their minds-not even a fresh coat of paint, as it's the same basic game underneath the updated graphics, monotony and all. However, while others might find Rescue Team DX and games of the Mystery Dungeon variety to be a slog, I found cultivating a powerful team of Pokemon, taking on the myriad post-game dungeons where the game really opens up freedom-wise, and recruiting as many Pokemon as possible all to be well worth the grind. The prospect of plodding around similarly designed dungeons, looking for staircases to make progress, all the while battling Pokemon after Pokemon, escaping said dungeon, and then starting the process all over again can be quite tedious for many-much more to actually do. However, with all of the bells and whistles that Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX has, it's ultimately a very repetitive game.
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