I haven’t beaten it yet. I’m at the point where you [spoiler]Capture Calyrex.[/spoiler] And haven’t started the other legends yet. This is a step in the right direction. I really loved Sw/Sh, don’t get me wrong. Out of the Pokémon games I’ve played (Col, XD, AS, Y, Moon & Sw), it has the best difficulty scaling, assuming you don’t overlevel in the wild area. But, the story was kind of rubbish, if I’m being honest, with a good idea behind it, but with this weird situation where.. Well, we kinda weren’t the main character. Leon just took care of everything. Beyond that, dungeons were painfully simple; I never once got lost, and there weren’t any puzzles to solve. The Isle of Armor, on the other hand, had a much better story, that felt like it was ripped straight out of the show (which is a compliment). This applies to Crown Tundra as well, with a few moments that made me laugh, and a genuinely interesting story going along with it—if one that’s not the most well written. But beyond that, unlike the Isle they also seem to fix the dungeon issue. The Path to the Top wasn’t just a straight line, but had a lot of small twists & extra passages that made walking through it more fun—even if the way forward was still super obvious. With that being said, the difficulty seems to have taken a step down from the base game & Isle. I entered with a team of 3 Level 55 Pokémon, just like the Isle, and while I understandably lost the first fight, after that I haven’t had an ounce of trouble, which is kind of a shame. The Max Raid dungeons were also kind of a disappointment. I don’t know why they decided for you to use preset Pokémon as opposed to your own. Needing to swap them out mid-dungeon I understand, but I wish you could start by taking your own in. My final complaint kind of isn’t actually the game’s fault, but I’m annoyed that I can’t use the Master Ball Peony gave me. I accidentally entered a hacked Max Raid in IoA, which gave me 999 Master Balls, and I’m worried if I use them my account will get suspended for hacking or something. So bah! Gotta catch all these legendaries with Ultra Balls! In conclusion, I’m having fun with the Crown Tundra. It’s a step up from the base game in most ways, but does seem to take a step back in terms of difficulty. I think I’ll have a lot of fun completing my Pokédex, and catching a bunch of Legendaries again! The Shadow Pokémon games are still my favorite, though!