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Games like Minimon

2015PC46 % positive

A small indie monster-hunter RPG where you play a kid turned powerful hunter on a plague-stricken continent, with the chance to tame the dragon king himself.

  • Pixel art
  • A party of several characters
  • Turn-based combat
  • Fantasy setting

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Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Minimon special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Final Fantasy

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2021USK 6PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified95 % positive11.99 €

Fits your focus: Story like Minimon.

The Pixel Remaster of the first Final Fantasy brings the classic turn-based quest of four Warriors of Light to modern platforms with refreshed 2D visuals and a rearranged soundtrack. A simple but foundational JRPG experience.

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Last Dream

  • Story like Minimon

Last Dream is an indie RPG modeled on classic role-playing games, sending you into a detailed fantasy world to explore. Expect traditional turn-based combat and replayability rather than polished production values.

Cthulhu Saves the World

  • Story like Minimon

A humorous send-up of classic JRPGs where the ancient god Cthulhu must become a hero to regain his powers. Fast, accessible turn-based combat meets retro pixel visuals and plenty of self-aware jokes.

Final Fantasy V

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The 1992 classic in Pixel Remaster form: its job system lets you freely switch and combine classes, making the turn-based battles highly flexible. It also offers a charming tale about four crystals, with redone graphics and music.

Final Fantasy II

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The Pixel Remaster of the 1988 classic tells a story of rebellion against a ruthless empire. Its standout feature is the unusual levelless growth system, where stats and weapon skills improve through use.

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