With Mongil: Star Dive, a new action RPG in the style of Genshin Impact comes in April, where you can collect creatures just like in Pokémon.
What kind of game is this? Mongil: Star Dive is an action RPG, or also a character-switch RPG like Genshin Impact or Arknights: Endfield, which also incorporates elements from creature collectors like Pokémon.
The action RPG starts on April 15 on Epic Games, its own launcher, and also mobile on Android and iOS.
Here you can watch the trailer for the game:
Fight like in Genshin Impact
How does Mogil: Star Dive play? Just like in the model Genshin Impact, you control a team of characters with different combat styles and elements, which you have to constantly switch between to execute combo attacks.
The characters are divided into three factions: the Elendor, the Varhine, and the Serenia. So far, 8 characters are known that belong to the first two factions. Nothing is known yet about the faction of the Serenia and its characters.
As is customary in the genre, it is about creating a good team of characters that complement each other to take on various boss enemies in combat. This could already be seen in the gameplay trailer and looks quite nice according to the genre.
How does creature collecting fit in? Collecting creatures is an important feature in Mongil: Star Dive. If you defeat monsters in the game, they drop what is called a “Monsterling.” This can be possessed by you and represents something like the spirit of the monsters.
Whenever you want, you can summon the collected Monsterlings, which then take on their original form again and fight by your side.
First screenshots of the game already show that each character can select 3 Monsterlings, which not only represent different monsters but also each have useful abilities or buffs that benefit the player.
The monster collecting feature thus provides even deeper and more complex team building in Mongil: Star Dive than in other games of this kind. Therefore, you must align not only your characters but also your monsters to become as good as possible.
Mongil: Star Dive is not the first competitor to challenge Genshin Impact this year. Arknights: Endfield was already a great success upon release, not least due to its similarity to the popular Satisfactory: New anime game mixes Genshin and Satisfactory and over 35 million players want to play the game
