Dive into the world of Chronomon – Monster Farm, now available in early access on Android, brought to you by Stone Golem Studios. This monster-taming farm sim is priced at a one-time fee of $9.99, offering a seamless experience free from ads and in-app purchases.
Manage a Post-Apocalyptic Farm
In Chronomon – Monster Farm, you're tasked with rebuilding towns amidst a mysterious group known as the Epoch Syndicate. The game unfolds in a pixelated, post-apocalyptic world where you'll capture and train over 100 unique Chronomon, each with distinct traits, rarities, and skill trees. With 39 skill trees and over 300 skills, these critters play crucial roles not just in combat—executing Perfect Hits or unlocking hidden passives—but also in farm activities like planting, harvesting, and rock-smashing.
Your farming adventure includes managing over 50 different crops and engaging in fishing to catch over 20 types of fish. The food you prepare from these resources keeps both you and your Chronomon in top shape. A dynamic weather system introduces challenges like snowstorms and rain, impacting both your farming efforts and battle strategies.
The narrative allows you to choose your focus between becoming a skilled Monster Tamer, a dedicated Farmer, or a balanced mix of both. Explore a vast open world filled with dungeons, forests, towns, and secret glades. For a sneak peek into the game, check out the video below.
Chronomon Also Plays with Time
The game's world evolves with the time of day, influencing enemy behavior and NPC availability. Features like a mail system and weekly job boards in towns add depth and encourage repeated play.
Currently, in its early access phase, Chronomon – Monster Farm allows you to experience all the main content, explore 7 towns, engage in real-time and turn-based battles, expand your farm, fish, craft, and decorate. With plans to enhance the game over the next year before reaching version 1.0, there's plenty to look forward to.
The game supports a cloud-saving system, enabling seamless play across various devices, including mobile phones, PCs, consoles, and even smartwatches. So, if you're intrigued, head over to the Google Play Store to check it out.
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