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The biggest issue with Zuko Monsters is that the role-playing exploration side of gameplay — just as interesting a component of Nintendo’s titles as the monster raising and breeding — is dull, feels like an afterthought and more often than not is simply an excuse to put very artificial-seeming barriers in the way of the player.

Unfolding from an isometric perspective, the player simply taps on “hotspots” around the area to interact with them, and their non-customizable (but renamable) avatar simply appears at the relevant location rather than actually walking or running around the area.

Hotspots range from specific characters that can be battled against to locations where monsters can be assigned to complete passive “missions” to level them up without engaging in combat.