I have yet to talk about the pokemon that you can encounter in dungeons. Unfortunately, things do not get better from here. Compared to the very first Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games, this choice of 5 is very disappointing. This includes all the starter pokemon available up to generation 3, as well as Pikachu, Meowth, Cubone, Skitty, Machop, Psyduck, and Eevee. At first glance, this doesn’t seem so terrible, until you learn that in the first installations, PMD Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team, the number of pokemon you can choose from is 16. You are given access to Pikachu, Tepig, Snivy, Oshawott, and Axew. Though I do really like this game, it definitely has one glaring flaw: the number of pokemon which appear is staggeringly low.įirst off, we have the selection of pokemon you are able to choose to be the protagonist and partner. Oh dear, we’re starting this review off negatively. At the end, I will be giving my overall opinion of the game as a whole. I will be splitting this blog into several sections, each one covering a different component of the game, giving each component a score out of 10. I guess it is about time to explain how I will structure this review. Some people even consider it a massive letdown from the previous title, Pokemon Mystery Dungeon, Explorers of Sky. This game, also known as Magnagate and the Infinite Labyrinth, is the third game to come from the beloved Pokemon Mystery Dungeon series, and is generally considered to be the worst of said series. Pokemon Mystery Dungeon, Gates to Infinity
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