Wildkin Brings Monster-Catching Mayhem to Your Browser
Wildkin offers a new multiplayer take on the monster-catching genre, potentially attracting fans looking for a browser-based alternative.
Wildkin offers a new multiplayer take on the monster-catching genre, potentially attracting fans looking for a browser-based alternative.
Key points - Wildkin is a pixel art browser MMO where players roam the land to capture critters. - It is a multiplayer 2-D pixel art RPG that involves putting monsters into your pocket. - The game draws obvious parallels to a certain monster-catching series. - The game's site describes it as a multiplayer 2-D pixel art RPG where you put monsters into your pocket.
Timeline - Now: Wildkin is announced as a new browser MMO.
FAQ
Q: What is Wildkin? A: Wildkin is a multiplayer 2-D pixel art RPG played in a browser where you roam the land and capture critters.
Q: Is Wildkin like Pokémon? A: Yes, it draws obvious parallels to Pokémon, as it involves capturing monsters and putting them into your pocket.
Q: Where can I play Wildkin? A: Wildkin is a browser MMO, so you can play it directly in your web browser without downloads.
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