Pokémon Violet (Nintendo Switch)

Bought this for my Nintendo Switch and have really enjoyed it. There’s plenty to explore, lots of Pokémon to catch and the open-world aspect makes it feel different from previous games in the series. The story is fun and there’s enough content to keep you playing for hours. The graphics aren’t perfect at times, but it doesn’t take away from the enjoyment of the game. A great choice for both long-time Pokémon fans and anyone looking for a fun, relaxing game to sink plenty of hours into

Didnt play a Pokemon game since the first ones on game boy. This had so many new features and quality of life, great graphics and very fun game. I played on switch 2 though so ive not had any of the issues I see others complain about.

The game I find to be as most Pokémon games are really addictive. I can explore the world for hours and it's because of the Pokémon and filling your Pokédex which is great as now for every 10 Pokémon caught it rewards you with items and the visual concept of it like filling books in a library is a lot better than before. Most of the new Pokémon designs are good and fit in with the old. And the game has mostly ran on my old original switch fine. Only issue is it does feel a bit rushed in some aspects like most modern pokemon games. At a distance NPC's judder and move like robots until you are practically on them and they didn't put interiors in most of the buildings. I have been playing for 30+ hours and I still have loads of story and game to do as well as Pokémon to catch. This time instead of just the 8 badges to collect there is also a titan pokemon storyline to follow and a team star one to follow. In my opinion it is a great game,fun and addictive with some minor, annoying niggles. Still recommended, especially for any fans of past Pokémon games!

I've had a great time playing Pokémon Violet. The open-world approach makes exploring much more enjoyable than previous games, and it's nice being able to tackle different areas at your own pace. There are plenty of Pokémon to catch, the story is entertaining, and it's easy to lose hours just wandering around the map. I'm giving it 4 stars because the game does suffer from some performance issues and occasional visual glitches, which can be noticeable at times. They didn't stop me enjoying the experience, but they do hold it back from being perfect. Overall, it's a fun entry in the series and one I'd happily recommend to Pokémon fans.

I started my Pokemon journey back when Red & Blue were on the gameboy and I now own most of the Pokemon games ever released. I recently bought a Nintendo switch as I hadn't played the newer generations. I played Let's Go Pikachu, Sword,Brilliant Diamond and Arceus Legends while I awaited the release of Scarlet and Violet which I had delivered on release day. I have played this game for 200+ hours and it's absolutely brilliant. With Pokemon Violet I've gotten into aspects of the series that I never really had the patience for previously such as EV training, competitive/online play and shiny hunting as they are much more accessible now. I really enjoyed exploring the open world and took my time finishing the main story. Even after the story was done and my Pokedex was complete there was still loads of gameplay to be had doing Tera raids and such and I still play often. I'm always excited for the next event raid. Also there is still a DLC to be had from this game which I'm excited about. I have experienced a few minor glitches during my gameplay including a couple of full game crashes and freezing issues during online raids but nothing that has negated my enjoyment of the game. As someone who put off getting a Switch for so long I'm so happy I got into these newer games and Pokemon Violet has been the best of the lot.

Excellent

Amazing

I have completed this game and I can safely say I thoroughly enjoyed myself. As someone who has played Pokémon since its launch in the 90s, I actually like the way the franchise has evolved. It has a set of stories that you need to do to unlock the finale, and has so many in-game features it will keep you entertained for days. I understand alot of people complained about the bugs at launch (which the developers fixed) and times where you lose latency... Honestly, I do not know why people feel the need to complain about something so trivial. The original generation of Pokémon games were so limited; with no backlight on the handheld Gameboy, no online features of any kind (except local play via link cables, as the internet was not really a thing back then). If you had no friends you would find yourself unable to just hop online and make them like you can today. It was a set path, with no story and no character was really memorable. Nowadays you get to see Pokémon in their natural habitats like real life animals. Swimming in lakes, hanging from trees, even grouped up in herds or packs. You get to customise your own characters and explore a vast open world that we only ever dreamed of as children in the 90s. I have played through and own at least one game from every generation (and on their respective handhelds) and I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed myself. None of this min-maxing, IV business is my cup of tea, and the game caters to old fashioned types like me as well as the young, competitive types. I was able to go through the game at my own pace and enjoy the quality of life improvements, along with transferring Pokémon from previous games. I gave this game five stars and decided to order Scarlet too, since I love them so much. Now my husband who also grew up on these games, can enjoy the new experience with me!

Perfecto

Great game, works great on my switch 2

Gift for daughter. She likes it.

Jeu très plaisant

„Pokémon: Purpur“ bietet eine offene Welt, die es so in einem Pokémon-Spiel noch nicht gegeben hat. Die riesigen, abwechslungsreichen Gebiete laden zum Erkunden ein, und die neuen Pokémon-Arten sind spannend und kreativ gestaltet. Besonders die Freiheit, wie man die Hauptmissionen angeht, hat mir gefallen. Die Kämpfe sind wie gewohnt packend, und das Spielgefühl ist fantastisch, aber leider gibt es technische Mängel wie gelegentliche Framerate-Einbrüche und vereinzelte Bugs, die den Spielspaß etwas trüben. Trotzdem bleibt „Pokémon: Purpur“ ein aufregendes Erlebnis, das jeder Pokémon-Fan definitiv ausprobieren sollte.