Pokemon Worlds

Pokemon Worlds is an RPG for the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. Pokemon Worlds features very similar gameplay in which you choose your moves in a turn-based battle. However, the animations are better, and you don't play as a trainer. Pokemon Worlds takes place in a land where humans do not exist and which Pokemon replace them. They can speak and use tools just like a human.

Gameplay
In Pokemon Worlds, you go to many different worlds each having villages of different Pokemon. You play as a Pokemon on your party (which will gradually get bigger as you go along) and defeat enemies when you encounter them. Unlike the games, you don't have to have a maximum of four moves. Every move your Pokemon can learn is available for you to use. The combat system is very unique. Instead of entering battle every time you encounter a single enemy, you fight them all at once in segments. The reason for this is because you're free to move about the battlefield unlike a typical RPG. You select moves by selecting (Wii U) or tapping them (3DS). You can either simply choose one move available to you to attack quickly or you can take a risk and attack in a chain of moves (good for attacking stunned enemies).

The TV screen shows the action, and the Wii U screen shows the stats.

Wii Remote and Nunchuck

 * Control Stick: Move
 * C Button: Jump
 * Z Button: Crouch
 * Control Pad: Select Move/Chain (pointing Wii remote at Wii U tablet)
 * A Button: Confirm Move/Chain
 * B Button: Cancel Move/Chain

Wii U Tablet

 * Control Stick: Move
 * Control Pad: Select Move/Chain
 * X Button: Jump
 * B Button: Crouch
 * A Button Confirm Move/Chain
 * Y Button: Cancel Move/Chain

Nintendo 3DS

 * Circle Pad: Move
 * Control Pad: Select Move/Chain
 * X Button: Jump
 * B Button: Crouch
 * A Button: Confirm Move/Chain
 * Y Button: Cancel Move/Chain

World Types
World Types are categories for worlds based on their main gameplay focus. They include the following:
 * Batteground: Combat-focused
 * Death-trap: Platform-focused
 * Puzzler: Puzzle-focused