https://twitter.com/Pokemon/status/1001631951571238912
Pokémon Quest is the first game announced tonight during the conference from Japan and will be on the Nintendo Switch.
Pokémon Quest will feature free-to-play mechanics and takes place in a new region of the world called Tumblecube Island. You can battle Pokémon, and cook for them and give them items, as well create a camp and find collectibles. This is a departure from the main games and will require you to form bonds with your Pokémon and find and use a new item called Power Stones to beef up your Pokémon’s stats.
The cube-style art is a departure from what we’re used to, but I don’t particuarily hate it at all and can’t wait to see more of this game at E3.
#PokemonQuest allows Trainers of all ages to get in on the action! In this free-to-start game, you can face off against wild Pokémon and embark on many exciting expeditions. pic.twitter.com/CZ57iGKWMX
— Pokémon (@Pokemon) May 30, 2018
In #PokemonQuest, you get to decide which characteristics your Pokémon will have! You can use special items called Power Stones to strengthen your team. The kind of Pokémon they become is completely up to you! pic.twitter.com/zI8kmZxhHg
— Pokémon (@Pokemon) May 30, 2018
#PokemonQuest takes place on the mysterious Tumblecube Island, which is known to be filled with hidden treasures and special items. pic.twitter.com/nIqynGVu54
— Pokémon (@Pokemon) May 30, 2018
With a team of up to three Pokémon, you can explore the secrets of Tumblecube Island. Battle wild Pokémon, gather treasure, and even befriend new Pokémon—if you have the right ingredients, that is! #PokemonQuest puts the power in your hands. pic.twitter.com/BuVVenFAYR
— Pokémon (@Pokemon) May 30, 2018
