Pokemon Shield was a fun but flawed romp. Does the DLC fix some of those flaws? Rocket Chainsaw thinks it does to a degree, but there’s simply not enough substance to it.
By now, most of the die-hard Pokémon fans will have finished all there is to offer in the initial DLC for Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield: The Isle of Armor. The first DLC added to a main-series Pokémon title, it returns over 100 previously cut Pokémon back to the game, adds a lot of new training options for competitive players, and focuses on the locals of the titular island.
The Isle of Armor Expansion Pass is the newest instalment in Generation Eight of the Pokémon franchise, but it's not without its issues.
The Isle of Armor breathes new life into Pokémon Sword and Shield by giving players something they always wanted: more classic Pokémon from previous games.
