Along the way, you'll also have a habit of bumping into the mysterious organisation Clan Belsoto, which has many uncanny parallels to the infamous Team Rocket. Luckily these quests are not too strenuous and usually entail you backtracking to previous locations. Nearly every location will have some keen-eyed NPCs looking for a battle or NPCs looking for assistance, like asking you to help them acquire an item.
These routes between towns are considerably big and can even sometimes take over an hour to complete if you decide to interact with everyone on that path. To capture it, you will need to use a Temcard, which works along the same lines as Pokéballs if you weaken the Temtem first, you have a much higher catch rate.ĭuring your journey, you will travel through the six different islands of Airborne Archipelago. To find potential new members for your squadron, you must walk across tall grass until you encounter a wild Temtem. Each Temtem can inhabit one or two typings, and with twelve different typings in total, you'll want a diverse team to countermove any situation. Your initial priority will be building a team of six members if you want any chance of beating your opponents. The gameplay is broken into two primary sections: exploring the environments by travelling through routes that are often linear paths before reaching a town, and battling other tamers. This leads to a nice storytelling pacing, and with each Dojo Master you take on, you slowly see growth in becoming a tamer. The plot is brimming with charm as there are many upbeat and satisfying moments, as you often assist the Dojo Masters by helping out the local community, before challenging them to a showdown. From here, you embark on your quest to be the greatest tamer around by challenging the eight Dojo Masters. After a few pleasantries from the locals, you head out to find Professor Konstantinos to receive your first Temtem companion. You assume control of a young aspiring tamer on the day of their apprentice eve, which is a glorified celebratory day of receiving your first Temtem. The story takes place in the world of the Airborne Archipelago, a province occupied by both humans and creatures called Temtem. Instead of introducing drastic changes to the set-up, they have cleverly transferred this to an MMO format and subtly reconceptualised the battle system just enough to create its own unique footprint. However, the developers behind the game, Crema, are cottoned on to what has made Pokémon such a captivating franchise. Temtem doesn't introduce any flashy gimmicks, and at face value, it may not appear to do anything to rejuvenate the monster-capturing game model, as it has the same core DNA structure as Pokémon.
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