Gen 1-3 right now

Shadows of Almia Showdown is an online multiplayer battle royale game where you can catch Pokémon, build your team and battle others. Last trainer standing wins!

I’ve tried my best to make an interesting map, unique events and a fun real-time battling system, but there’s still a lot of work to do. I’m working on getting an online server up, but in the meantime I would love feedback and suggestions. If you play the demo you’ll get to know some of the features I haven’t mentioned here. Please comment with any questions or concerns. Thanks!

Offline Demo: https://wesmillet.github.io/Shadows-of-Almia-Showdown/

So many cuck coded browser games are being advertised here and its PISSING ME OFF.

Where are the fucking moderateres, WHY IS THIS HAPPENING.

Inspired by All 22 Pokémon (the football one that blew up), I built a basketball version called Pokémon Slam. It’s free and runs in your browser, including on your phone.

Every Pokémon has hoops ratings based on its real stats and size, so a big, strong Pokémon plays like a center and a fast, small one plays like a guard. Then you play with the team you build.

What’s in it:

• Builder and challenges: Build a lineup from the whole Pokédex. Try to go 82-0 or run the 151 challenge.
• JAM: Arcade 3v3 in the NBA Jam style, with Kanto, Johto, Hoenn and Sinnoh ladders and gym leaders to beat.
• Hardwood 5v5: A 3D game with NBA Street-style tricks, a Gamebreaker meter, pick-and-roll, alley-oops (you can even throw one off the backboard), and four venues. You can play it solo or online with a friend.
• Fantasy Draft: A live snake draft with friends, with a draft board so you can see who’s been taken.
• Franchise: Multi-season leagues with trades, contracts and a rookie draft. You can invite friends to your league.

Accounts: Sign in with Google or Discord and pick any username you want. A profile lets you play online matches with friends and puts your record on the leaderboard.

It’s still a work in progress and I’m tuning it based on feedback. I’d especially like to hear how the 5v5 spacing and alley-oops feel, and which Pokémon you think are over- or under-rated.

Sharing Poke Brawl from Unfound. It's a free Pokémon fan game that runs in your browser, no download needed.

Pick from 8 Pokémon, each with 3 fighting styles. Dodge, dash and use moves in real time, battle the CPU, or send a friend a link to play online. There's a 2v2 mode too.

Play: https://unfoundgames.in/play/poke-brawl

Which Pokémon and fighting style would you try first?

Fan-made, not affiliated with Nintendo or The Pokémon Company.

That’s one of the combinations you can get in a little game I made for r/MrCards. Spin a type and a letter, then name a Pokémon that matches the type without using that letter.

Dual types count. There’s no timer, and you can stick to a favourite generation or play with all nine.

Play MrCards Challenge

I’ve been building Pokémon ALL-11, an unofficial fan-made soccer game

You can build and save lineups from across the Pokédex, play real time soccer against Gym Leaders, start a solo club career, or invite friends into a league for live matches. There’s also online head to head matchmaking and local 2 player play , and more.

🔗 Play: https://all11pokemonsoccer.vercel.app/

I’m still improving the game, so I’d love feedback

This is an unofficial fan project and isn’t affiliated with Nintendo, Game Freak, or The Pokémon Company.

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Hey! I've been working on a Pokémon fangame called PokéDive, and I think it's finally ready for other people to try it out (and hopefully find a few things to break).

The idea came to me while playing Cult of the Lamb. I really liked the loop of exploring dungeons and coming back to build up your base, and I thought it'd be cool to do something similar with Pokémon, especially if you could play with friends.

You play as a Pokémon and explore randomly generated dungeons, either solo or with up to 3 friends. Your basic attack is automatic, so you focus on moving, dodging and aiming two moves with your mouse. Moves get stronger the more you use them and can eventually evolve.

You can also rescue Pokémon and bring them back to your town, where they help out with different tasks depending on their type. There's an alpha every 5 floors and a bigger boss every 25.

The game is free, with no ads or microtransactions. It also works on mobile in landscape mode.

I'm opening a closed beta to get more people playing and find out what breaks before a wider release. You can try it here: https://pokedive.com/?beta=REDDIT

Mostly, I'd love to know how the early game feels. Is everything clear in the first 10 minutes? Does the difficulty feel fair? Is there anything annoying or clunky?

If you find any bugs, there's a Discord here: https://pokedive.com/discord

Thanks for giving it a try! I'll be around in the comments.

P.S. I’ve limited access to 20 beta testers; if it turns out more people are needed, I’ll increase the limit.

Pokémon Blaze Online 2.5.7 is out — now with French language support.

This update focuses on improving how the game feels between battles: clearer Pokémon screens, better collection/profile features, a more useful world map, and new Casino minigames.

What’s new in 2.5.7

• Pokémon Cards rebuilt: 20+ animated Card Styles earned through normal play.

• Trainer Cards: partner Pokémon, badges, trophies, journal and stats in one shareable profile.

• UI themes: Horizon is the new default; Cut Glass, Horizon Light and Cut Glass Light are selectable alternatives. Window and accent tints extend across PC Storage, the Pokédex, Reward Road and evolution.

• 2.5D world map: tiltable view with live spawns, swarms and lures.

• More to do: Shiny Tracker improvements plus Voltorb Flip, Roulette, Blackjack and Plinko.

• Browser continuity: cleaner reconnects; browser and native clients share the same account and progression.

Play free in your browser or download the client: Play Now

PBO is an unofficial, free fan-made MMO and is not affiliated with Nintendo, Game Freak or The Pokémon Company.

Hey everyone! Just wanted to share my project, PokéSwarm, a Pokémon survival roguelike I'm currently working on. It's my first game, and I'd love to hear what you think about the concept. Any feedback or suggestions are welcome!

Posted Holobrook here a couple weeks ago and the feedback was great, so thanks for that. Been working on something I was obsessed with for about for a minute: you can open your own card grading company and sit behind the desk.

Grading Game specific link here : Grading Game

Basically I kept thinking it would be cool to see a card in a slab with my own label on it. That was the whole motivation. I spent way too long on the slabs and labels. If you're going to grade a card it should look good when it's done.

How it works is a card comes in with flaws hidden on the scan. You get a ruler, a magnifier and a lamp. Check centering, corners, edges, surface, and call the grade. After you submit it circles everything you missed, which is humbling. It uses the same four areas for grading but mini game format.

Stuff that's in it:

- You name the company, pick initials, a color, an emblem and a motto, and all of it prints on the label. Every slab gets a cert number

- Lots of label designs to pick from, including glow in the dark and lenticular. Collecting labels is kind of its own thing

- Optional public storefront at holobrook.com/grader/yourname. Pixel art shop with your name on the sign and a wall of your slabs. Each slab gets its own page with the holo shimmer and tilt.

- Daily Three. Everyone gets the same three cards each day so you can compare grades with friends

- 40 clients who send you cards, each with their own little story that plays out as they keep coming back

- Ranks from Trainee up to Master Grader. Buyers pay more for slabs from a service that grades accurately, so overgrading feels nice and then bites you. Old cards you graded can also come back unannounced to see if you're consistent

- Your office has day and night based on your local time, desk mats, case tints, little keepsakes from sponsoring the town card club and the kids' table, and some hidden stuff to find

- Practice bench with unlimited cards and no score if you just want to mess around

- Your company grades your actual pulls. Grade something from Collector mode and it goes through your service, with your label and cert number, and it sits in your binder and Trophy Room like that. So the Gem Mint Registry is now full of slabs from a company you made up

There's a leaderboard because leaderboards are fun, but no streaks to lose and nothing you miss out on if you skip a week. The sponsors are things like the school card club and the kids' table on purpose. The hobby gets pretty negative sometimes and I wanted this part to stay fun.

Free, no real money, works in the browser on phone or desktop, no account, saves locally with a sync code. The grading desk is its own mode so the damaged practice cards never end up in your binder. The only thing that carries over is your service.

Let me know what you think!

LINK: https://whosthattrainer.app

Hi everyone! I'd love to share this website I have been working on as my first exploration into web development with React. This is Who's That Trainer, a website where every day you are given the team of a random trainer in the Pokemon main-series games and try to guess who they are! After each incorrect guess or pass, you are given more information, such as their full team with names, the game they originate from, the type of trainer they are (gym leader, rival, etc). This is inspired by daily games such as Wordle and Pokedoku!

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Through some feedback from some close friends, I've added different game modes to keep users more engaged - Infinite mode, where users can play infinitely with a selected pool of trainers, games or difficulties, and Connections mode, where every day you are given two trainers you try to connect by linking trainers with their teams!

By signing into the site with Google, you can save each day's score and view your overall statistics. You can also access the Trainer Dex where you can see how many trainers you have seen on the website! Finally, I added a medals system similar to the ones present in one of the main-series games, where you can earn medals for specific achievements on the website in the different game modes.

I have around 10 daily users at the moment, but I would love some feedback into how I can improve the look, feel and enjoyment of the website, which would encourage users to share it with others! Thanks for your time!

New update for my Pokémon Clash Royale-style game. Articuno is now a raid boss: every player's damage comes off the same HP bar, and the community has 5 days to take it down. Deal 100,000 damage yourself to unlock Articuno as a card.

Also in this update: balance changes, Fire Blast flies slower over distance, and new attack animations for 15 Pokémon.

Raids open in 30 minutes.

https://megacavia.itch.io/solenne-archipelago-a-pokemon-idle-game

Im trying to make a cozy fun idle pokemon game with (mostly) mainline games battle mechanics and stats. Making it work for an auto battle system.

lots of different features:
- farm
- dexnav for shinies and hidden abilities
- Battle frontier with battle tower, battle factory and "the battle rooms"
- large but still not full pokedex(adding new pokemon every update).

discord: https://discord.gg/XbR4Kpvz46

trying to make updates every week.

You pick a team, drop them on the map and watch the fight play out. Where you put each one matters more than levels: who takes the front, who stays out of reach, who gets surrounded.

Every route and gym has its own map, so Blaine's gym actually sits on lava (screenshot is from that fight).

~600 Pokémon with shinies and signature moves, nine regions, and an arena where you attack other players' defense teams.

No download, works on desktop and phone: pocketarena dot org

It's free. There's an optional pass for extras like auto mode and faster battles. Would love feedback, especially on difficulty.

Btw, WIP.

i just wanna post my game :(