Pokemon Co-Master: New Game by Heroz and The Pokemon Company Takes the Web by Storm; Basic Info Detailed

The latest trending Pokemon Co-Master has become an epidemic all over the web. Not much has been known about the game, but fans of the series have already welcomed the title with open arms. Safe to assume for many, the title will be the next big thing after the latest 3DS games of the franchise.

As per Wired, it was just recently when Pokemon Sun and Moon was announced to the public as a 20^th anniversary tribute to the monster-catching series. The internet was rapidly crowded by the idea that a new Pokemon game is up and running, and it does not have to run via Nintendo 3DS or any of today's console generation.

According to Digital Trends, Pokemon Co-Master was shown via its own footage, highlighting how the game runs via mobile phone. It was an apparent fact that the said game will be made available to Android and iOS, and that the title will be a board game turned-based masterpiece. As of now, it was said that the game will have the players use the Pokemon as somewhat pawns of a chess game to eliminate their rivals, while keeping the essence of the creatures' evolutionary stages intact.

Noted by PC Advisor, Pokemon Co-Master is inspired by the simple concept of the shogi, a Japanese board game that resembles chess, which, as mentioned earlier, combines the attributes of evolving a Pokemon thereof. The trailer has delivered a glimpse on some of the Pokemon which will most likely appear as the controllable creatures of the game namely, Bulbasaur, Charmander, Pikachu and Squirtle.

Pokemon Co-Master is declared as a free-to-play game which is compatible for Android and iOS, though as of the moment, no update requirements have been noted of yet. A release date is also undisclosed for the Heroz and The Pokemon Company game. Keep posted for more news on the latest Pokemon game to join others like Pokemon GO, Pokemon Shuffle and the long-running Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.

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Pokemon Co-Master, Heroz, The Pokémon Company, Android Games, iOS Games

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