History VideoGame / Familiarsio

* ComMons: Tent and Patch are particularly common throughout the overworld. Oddly enough, these two are also {{StarterMon}}s.

* Superboss: Purple Automatons occasionally spawn in key locations on the overworld. These Automatons sport a full team of fully trained familiars, serving as a challenge similar to that of fighting another player.

* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: The Septic Sanctum dungeon, found within the water treatment plant.

* DamageOverTime: Poison deals damage of approximately 10% HP each turn.

* FragileSpeedster: Daemon is the fastest Familiar, but has very little in the ways of defense and HP.

* RoamingEnemy: Bots wander around the game world, and running into them starts a pseudo-[=PvP=] battle against them.
* ScrappyMechanic: Losing a familiar in battle would lead to them [[{{Permadeath}} leaving the player's party forever]]. This was later changed to only happen in battles against wild familiars, before being removed entirely in favor of a {{LevelDrain}}.

* {{Permadeath}}: This is a world where the familiars' lives are precious, so once their HP reaches 0 they're gone forever. After an update, this does not apply to [=PvP=] battles, which give you back any party members you lost afterward. Before said update, the fact that your entire team dying meant your save was wiped (even if you had familiars in your resort) combined with how in [=PvP=] the option to flee was replaced with an option to forfeit [[UnwinnableByDesign resulted in some very unfortunate situations for players]].

* {{Permadeath}}: This is a world where the familiars' lives are precious, so once their HP reaches 0 they're gone forever. This does not apply to [=PvP=] battles, which give you back any party members you lost afterward.
** This was not always the case, however. Once upon a time familiars were permanently killed in PVP. This, combined with the fact that your entire team dying meant your save was wiped (even if you had familiars in your resort) and that in PVP the option to flee was replaced with an option to forfeit. [[UnwinnableByDesign Well]]... Thankfully this is no longer the case.

* AfterCombatRecovery: Zig-zagged. Any familiars who yield in a [=PvP=] battle are revived afterward. This does not, however, apply to battles against wild familiars.

* ElementalRockPaperScissors: Familiars have one of seven types: Fire, Hex, Leaf, Plush, Robot, Slime, and Water which are strong or weak against certain attacks, so you can see a message like "Enemy X resisted WATER-type attack!"

* {{Retraux}}: This modern web game has a GBC-based graphical style and uses chiptune music.

* StarterMon: You can select between Carbon, Cobby, Patch, and Tent for your starter familiar, but you can also find them elsewhere early on.

* DamageOverTime: Poison deals damage equal to somewhere between 5% to 10% HP each turn.

* PlayerVsPlayer: You can turn on PVP which makes your character red and lets you battle other players.

* {{Permadeath}}: This is a world where the familiars' lives are precious, so once their HP reaches 0 they're gone forever. This does not apply to PvP battles, which give you back any party members you lost afterward.

* {{Permadeath}}: As stated in the description, this is a world where the familiars' lives are precious, so once their HP reaches 0 they're gone forever.

!!This game provides examples of:

* FinalDeath: As stated in the description, this is a world where the familiars' lives are precious, so once their HP reaches 0 they're gone forever.

* ElementalRockPaperScissors: Fanmiliars have elements which are strong or weak against certain attacks, so you can see a message like "Enemy X resisted WATER-type attack!"