I'm not to sure about getting Pokémon conquest. ive seen game play about it but it doesn't look to good. Can you guys tell me if the game is any good? Don't try spoiling it, just tell me if its worth it or not. Id really appreciate the help

It's a pretty good game and i  find it sort of like final fantasy tactics except with Pokemon. After you finish the game it gets very repetitive though and i still never beat everything.

So i would rate it at 7.5/10 or 8/10

I had that game on my Nintendo d s that begin sucked to me  when i got farther in the game it got lot of interesting .

Green13 : Yanno... that's not really a reason to not buy a DS game. If you have a DS already, whether or not they continue to make games for it shouldn't affect your decision to buy games for it... and even if you decide to trade in your DS for a 3DS to play the newer games... you can still play all your old regular DS games on the 3DS, so there's no reason to not get a game you want to play.

As for the topic question itself... it's a good game but a different one at the same time. If you go in expecting a typical Pokemon experience, you may be disappointed. It has a completely different play style and feel. It's one I personally like, but it may not be for everyone. Make sure you like Strategy RPGs before buying.

Crazy Li : thank you so much for the advice about pokemon conquest crazy li. oh and by the way crazy li do you happen to like the pokemon known as cubone by any chance?

I haven't played it yet its pretty much the only Pokemon game I haven't played yet but Iam gonna get it soon probably so I don't know if its worth buying or not

I just wanted to weigh in here.

I got Pokémon Conquest for Christmas this year, and have been enjoying it a lot! I do not care to play it without having access to the internet, though, as I like to make sure I have a list of the warriors' best Pokémon to link with near me. (Can find what I mean here) I am rather a perfectionist and enjoy getting all the warriors I come into contact with their ideal Pokémon partner.

Other than that, it is a fun strategy game that does not punish the player as harshly as Fire Emblem does; you can lose and still keep your people (unless you run out of room for them). I have been on the post-game content for awhile now, and it actually acts a lot like its own game with so many little story lines. I just wish the link percentages would not reset every time you start a new story, but I suppose it keeps things interesting. Plus the Pokémon you get for your warriors remains on them once you re-recruit them.

A good game, though may get tedious if you are a bit of a perfectionist like I am.