Yavi

I have a lot of fun playing yavi. I am reminded of my childhood when I played on a gameboy. Great humor, and storyline is interesting. I always wanted to be a postman

Of course I recommend the game!

nice music and the story is great! and pretty funny :) cant wait for the next part :o

A cute little game that mixes pokemon-like mechanics with an interesting and comedic space mystery. I enjoyed playing it, and look forward to more from this dev!

Never thought it's gonna be that engaging! The main characters are very well written and the gameplay is quite fun. I'm looking forward to the sequel!

Just started, but is a good one so far.

If you take pokemon and replace pokemon with robots, add sci-fi genre, add awesome dialogues (I recommend talking to every enemy at least twice) add interesting plot - here it is - Yavi. Totally different game but obviously inspired by first pocket monster games.

Great pixel-art design and hilarious dialogues! But most of all I loved the story. I haven't expect such good plot from this game. I bought it just for robot-collecting/fighting and I ended up getting emotional... Can't wait for the second part!

This is a very very skeptical answer... I usually go for the better option when I'm on the fence, but this just gets to me in a bad way. I went into this thinking I was getting a creature collector game, and this is not one in the slightest. It's okay for what it is, which is a RPG, but I have problems with the format. There's a lot about this game that I want to discuss that may change your minds if you were looking into it, and this would be the perfect example of a neutral option for recommendations. I'm not doing pros/cons because some things others would see as pros I hate, and some cons I like for this game. There's no aspect of you collecting. You get robots, sure, but not in a sense where you can go out, collect a ton of them, then form a party based on what you would need in the situation unfolding. It's more like a RPG with creature collector elements. There's weaknesses and buffs against types, and that's what makes it feel like a creature collector. I'll explain this more...