You won’t always see the world from this angle, though. The camera follows behind your trainer, which gives Sword and Shield a more modern feel than the 3DS titles and even Let’s Go. When walking through towns and other designed areas such as belowground railways, Sword and Shield‘s camera angles are a traditional third-person view. With the help of the Switch hardware, battle animations have more moving parts. In the trailer, we see a Pikachu spawn from the tall grass, initiating the turn-based Pokémon battles you’ve known and loved for more than two decades. While Let’s Go ditched random battles for a Pokémon Go-style catch minigame, random battles return in Sword and Shield. Pokémon Sword and Shield will offer a traditional mainline RPG experience. It actually resembles the United Kingdom in shape, if you flipped the U.K. There’s also a tall clock tower that could be a nod to London’s iconic Big Ben and another attraction resembling the London Eye.Īs shown in the overhead view of Galar, the region is elongated and surrounded by water. The design of the commercial areas harks back to the Industrial Revolution.
The commercial city shown in Galar has a steampunk vibe with gears, pulleys, and other mechanisms prominently shown on the outsides of buildings.
Farmlands leak into small towns and woodlands break way to reveal large cities. In the February Pokémon Direct, we saw roughly two minutes of footage showcasing the Galar region. Fans will have the opportunity to visit various Gyms in the Galar region in their quest to become Champion.” The people and the Pokemon who live there work together closely to develop the industries in the region. The official description of the Galar region as told by The Pokémon Company: “An expansive region with diverse environments - an idyllic countryside, contemporary cities, thick forest, and craggy, snow-covered mountains. It appears The Pokémon Company used the United Kingdom as inspiration. In both Sword and Shield, you’ll spend your days in the Galar region.
Sword and Shield, like all new mainline entries, will introduce a new region for Pokémon trainers to explore.
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