After this you’re given a taste of the updated battle mechanics through a battle with Team Skull Grunts (who have the most adorable and quirky animations of the entire game).īattling the Grunts is essentially the same, with an updated UI. You’re quickly whisked off to the City Hall and it’s here that you meet Hau, a local of Hau’oli and your guide through the demo. It’s pretty much a guided tour of a few features, and begins with your character (Sun) and his mother moving to the Alola region from Kanto. The first thing to mention is that the demo is not taken from the game, so by downloading and playing it you won’t really be spoiling any of the actual gameplay for yourself.
It’s not a particularly long demo and doesn’t really show off too much, but it does give you enough to make it worth playing (because who wouldn’t love a free Pokemon?) So here are my impressions of Pokemon Sun and Moon so far (short and sweet, just like the demo itself!)
I’ve been pretty excited since Pokemon Sun and Moon were announced (to be honest I’ve been excited for most of the Pokemon games) and, when a demo was announced, I knew I’d be downloading it straight away to see what the new game has in store for players.
