Among 2018’s Kickstarter triumphs relevant to MMO players was Temtem, a Pokemon-inspired “massively multiplayer creature-collection adventure,” which raised over half a million bucks on the platform and then proceeded to actually roll out an alpha and make preorders happen this summer. It’s like a real game or something – who knew?
The backers knew! And this week they’ve been treated to another patch to the ongoing alpha, an inbetweener that implements breeding, a quest tracker to help folks manage their copious side quests, the new emote system, post-campaign rewards, new Luma species, new music, UI improvements, and so forth. We really need to make sure MJ never sees this update fam because the breeding system is super elaborate.
“Breeding is the process used to create new Temtem from Eggs. If two Temtem are compatible, putting them together in the Breeding Center will create a new Egg. Eggs will eventually hatch into a new Temtem and they will be able to inherit some characteristics from their parents.”
Alpha 0.2.5 is here!
🐣 Breeding
🌿 FreeTem Initiative
😁 Emotes
📚 Quest TrackerAnd much more!https://t.co/UYRDAFR9Jl pic.twitter.com/EBddDDcL3t
— Temtem 🏰 ARBURY OUT NOW!! (@PlayTemtem) July 25, 2019
