Why Pokemon Fans Should Check Out Ooblets' 1.0 Launch on Switch

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For a long time, Pokemon has reigned supreme in its gaming niche, and while many games have been dubbed "Pokemon killers," none have managed to pose themselves as true competitors. For some reason, the franchise's addictive formula of collecting and raising pocket monsters has been near impossible to replicate. Despite this, games that have borrowed elements from Pokemonand managed to innovate or apply them in new ways have been successful.

Ooblets appears to be the latest game that is similar to Pokemon but has enough of its own identity to not be a mere Pokemon clone. Both games feature cute creatures that can be collected and leveled up, and players can engage in battles against the creatures they come across. However, Ooblets' unique twist on the battle formula is both funny and adorable. For Nintendo Switch players looking for something to keep them occupied until the next Pokemon entry, Ooblets is worth checking out.

Ooblets: How to Get Clothlet and Clothplant Seeds

Developed by Glumberland, Ooblets is a cute life simulator that takes players to Badgetown, which is a tiny town in Oob. The player has gone looking for adventure, and though they have no money or possessions with them, they are determined to make something of themselves. Luckily, the mayor of Badgetown is friendly, and players receive a free farmhouse, and although it is shoddy, it serves its purpose. Badgetown is an odd place filled with quirky characters, and everything the townspeople use has weird names. For instance, fishing is known as sea dangling and players use a dribbly can to water their seeds.

Farming is an important aspect of the game, as it yields many benefits, but there is more to Ooblets than just raking dirt. Players can also explore,