This game has been a project of ours since the release of Pokemon Black 2, and its been a sort of internal project among myself and my friend group since then. We’ve worked on and off on it, but I’m happy to present the finished, complete project here today – this is a big fangame! My playtesters reported times between 50 and 130 hours, depending on how much or little optional content you do.
This game was made in Pokemon Essentials, and the game is fully complete barring any potential small bug-fix updates or minor content additions.

Over 880 Original Pokemon! (Fakemon)

This game features an absolutely massive amount of Fakemon – over 880 of them! These were sprited ourselves – some of them are splices of original Pokemon, whereas others are original designs. There are no original Pokemon in this game – only Fakemon! For more detail, check the Readme after downloading the project!

16 Gyms, with some freedom as to how to progress the game!

There are 16 gyms in this game. Gyms are separated into groups of four – you must defeat two of the gyms in that group of four to advance to the next group of gyms and gain access to more areas of the world.

But don’t worry! You will have the opportunity to challenge all of the gyms once you are far enough in the game, at endgame levels.

Lots of detail and side content!

There’s lots of random things in this game to make the game world feel more alive!

PokeKings online Message board featuring Art and fake “Forum Posts” by the game characters on each and every Fully Evolved Pokemon!
Find or earn costumes to change your characters look! Some of them are slight changes, and others are completely different!
Inspect nearly every item of furniture to receive some silly flavor text! There’s LOTS of them! You might even end up finding a Furniture Token…
Other characters in the game world can randomly be found from place to place. There are lots of them, and their dialogue changes frequently. You might see them talking to NPCs, each other, or they might be free and offer you a trade or a battle.
Oftentimes, when you lose to a gym leader, you might come back to find them already challenging someone else! You can sit and watch the battle, or come back at a later time.
PokeGear features many different phone channels to call. Some of them offer useful battling features like a Move Relearner or Pokemon
Name Rater, but others are more amusing like a number that lets you bet on fake futuristic racers and more!
40+ optional sidequests, including a Quest Log script by M3rein to keep track of them!
Tons of Postgame battling content, like Master Trainers for every fully evolved Pokemon (400+) and many high level tournaments and challenges, some straightforward, others with some gimmicks, culminating in the final challenge against 100 trainers! See the Readme for more information.