That’s about all that’s been announced so far. Part 2: The Indigo Disk has players travelling to Blueberry Academy, a sister school, as exchange students. Meet new friends (and new Pokémon) while unraveling the mysteries behind local folktales. There will be a festival happening at the time, so the village is bustling with energy, street vendors, and stalls. It’s tranquil and natural, with lots of rice paddies and apple orchards. They’ll head to the land of Kitakami, where a great mountain stands high above to land and people live at its base. Players will be chosen to take part in a school trip held in collaboration with another school. Part 1: The Teal Mask will be released this “fall,” so presumably sometime from September to November. Here at DDNet, Matt gave the game five stars (or 100 on Metacritic, the game’s highest score), stating, “the promise of a big but blissfully uncomplicated world, filled with adventure and monsters to collect, brought me right back to what drew me into the whole Pokémon franchise in the first place.” And that big, blissfully uncomplicated world is about to get bigger (though possibly more complicated) with newly-announced DLC, The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero. Users, though… they weren’t so reasonable, and it’s currently sitting at a score of 4/10.
Critics generally had positive or mixed opinions, landing the game with a score of 72 on Metacritic. The reception to Pokémon Scarlet and Violet wasn’t great.
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