Current Events > Is Pokemon TCG (Gameboy) an open world game?

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I mean.. no? Idk I dont think so

not sure what answer you want, but no it is not. it is a quite limited game in fact.

i wouldn't call it one. it's kinda setup like the old yugioh games. like you have different areas you go to but i think they we're pretty linear unlocking them. then can go back to previous areas. it's a fun game and was cool to finally get to learn how to play the tcg.

creativeme posted...

i wouldn't call it one. it's kinda setup like the old yugioh games. like you have different areas you go to but i think they we're pretty linear unlocking them. then can go back to previous areas. it's a fun game and was cool to finally get to learn how to play the tcg.

all the areas are open from the beginning

AlCalavicci posted...

all the areas are open from the beginning

i might be thinking of the 2nd game then. been a long time since i played.

dere was a 2nd game???

ssj3vegeta posted...

dere was a 2nd game???

in japan

ssj3vegeta posted...

dere was a 2nd game???

Not in the United States of AMERICA

MICHALECOLE posted...

Not in the United States of AMERICA

if it didn't happen here, den it never existed

You can select your area, and free browse challenging some opponents. It isn't a long game by any means. If you enjoy those kinds of games, I'd suggest looking into the Yugioh World Championship games for the GBA/DS. They aren't long and the rules are fairly simple to understand, really keeping to the theme of that particular game.

ssj3vegeta posted...

if it didn't happen here, den it never existed

Outside of California its foreign policy

ssj3vegeta posted...

if it didn't happen here, den it never existed

there's a lot of great games we never got in the states. the ace attorney miles edgeworth game we got sucked. so the 2nd one was japanese only and that one was actually really good. like probably top 5 in the series.

no cap i kinda want to learn japanese to play dese games

but what if it ruins japanese porn for me????

You can do majority of the clubs in any order, some do have extra requirements, but for the most part its pretty open world by that standard. You're probably not gonna want to fight the fire club straight off the tutorial with the bulbasaur deck though.

Kinda?

No. You move from location to location from a world map screen instead of it being transitionless (this is the reason why Pokemon Legends Arceus wasn't quite open world either despite appearing/coming very close to it, and why Scarlet/Violet is)

You have freedom (mostly) in what order you tackle the clubs in, but that by itself doesn't make the game open world, it just makes it nonlinear. Another example of this sort of nonlinearity would be the Mega Man games (which also aren't open world, at least the classic ones aren't; I have no idea about more modern entries in that series)