Fomon

I get it. It’s a low tier idler but this could’ve been so much more. Some of the art on the cards look sick and some just look plain stupid. (You can say the same for Pokémon). I just wish there was more to this than an idle collector.

[h3] 🇺🇸 Title: 885 Hours Chasing The Next Fomon [/h3] [code] [quote=Wendrex] 🖥️ **First Impression** After **885.8 hours**, I think I have a pretty good idea of what *Fomon* is trying to do. It's an extremely simple game on the surface, built around one basic idea: **wait for the next Fomon**. But that simplicity is exactly what makes the collection loop work. You get a new Fomon every hour, check its tier and attributes, decide whether it's worth keeping or using, and then wait for the next one. It sounds minimal, but there's something surprisingly satisfying about checking in and seeing what you've pulled. 🎮 **Gameplay** The gameplay sits somewhere between a **collectible card game, auto-battler and casual idle experience**. You select a Fomon from your collection and send it into battle, with basic PvE fights giving your collection something to actually do beyond simply sitting in your inventory. What I appreciate is that it doesn't demand constant clicking. The game is more about checking in, comparing what you've collected, finding interesting specimens and seeing how they perform. The battles are fairly simple, but that works with the overall minimalist design. T…

Basically its game of cards where u need to gather cards to evolve them to increase theirs stats to have stronger mobs. Every hour u get 1 mob for free and each day u'll get a pack of 5 cards for free. I like the design of mobs but there arent lot of tasks of stuffs to do but feel free to try it, i like it. Hope in the future the game can get more content of stuffs to do for be a better game.

After days of having this run as I do other work/ chores around the house. I have come to the conclusion that this game is definitely worth the download. There's a lot of conversation and speculation about it- and there's things I want to address. Fomon is a free low effort idler, it is minimalist to its very core. The main screen doesn't even take up half my monitor while loading. There's a list of cards and commands- a fuse button and a battle button and that is it. When I first downloaded it I was like wow I can't store it in a deck page I don't see a list of what I even CAN collect- there's a lot of Quality of Life issues for me personally in this game. The true reality is that this game is not supposed to have the insane depth that people might look for. The description in the store is " minimalist idle "- The cards don't even have names. I'd say it's really fun putting it on another monitor, doing work or another game and letting it idle. Cause auto battling and watching the number is what it's designed to do. There's definitely potential for so much more, I think that's why people are frustrated . I do have to note that at the time of this post the core mechanics of …

The challenge to reach #1 is real, and every hour brings a new Fomon to discover, keeping the grind fresh and strategic. It’s not a deep narrative experience, but that’s not the point. This is a lean, focused card battler where the thrill comes from optimizing your deck, mastering the mechanics, and outplaying the competition. If you enjoy retro vibes, creature collecting, and a good PvE climb, Fomon’s got you covered.

I feel like the game needs a quest randomizer as the quests stop after beating 150 unique creature encounters. I was able to finish all of the quests in about 75 minutes but now the only way for me to gain new packs would be to buy them on Steam or play an hour just to get a new pack. It almost makes you wish that there were more quests or a currency system in-game to use in an in-game shop, but sadly there is none. Aside from this issue, I enjoyed the artstyle, the single-track used for the music, and the fonts used for the game. An RNG card game is kind of unique, in my opinion. It takes the strategy away from a card game and makes it feel more like a gamble compared to a card game that uses mostly strategy with the luck of the draw. Here, you can pick a card you'd like and gamble upon if it'll win by chance.