Pokémon Legends: Z-A may not have resonated with fans in the same way as its predecessor, but it still proved to be an enjoyable and experimental entry in the long-running franchise, one that is worth playing, especially if you're already a dogmatic devotee. However, as fun as it can be, there is undoubtedly room for improvement, something that fans and critics alike have already discussed ad nauseam. Much of this feels like problems that would need to be addressed in a direct Legends: Z-A sequel, not that one is likely to ever eventuate.
However, at least one core problem has been resolved with Pokémon Legends: Z-A's sudden shift in genre. Fans likely weren't expecting such a drastic change from the game's traditional single-player RPG roots, and yet, here we are, with an entirely different Legends: Z-A experience. If you've felt like Legends: Z-A simply wasn't good enough or could have done with taking the Pokémon formula in a drastically different direction, then this new version of the game may be for you.
Fans have, rather miraculously, made Pokémon Legends: Z-A into an MMORPG in which up to 16 players share the same world....
