Download Pokemon Reborn

17-08-2021 admin

Explore Everything to acquire the best Pokemon and items2. Torchic is the best Starter3. Mining is all but essential4. Be picky about the Natures. Pokemon Glazed is one of the more popular ROM hacks around. It is a hack of Pokemon Emerald that has received several versions and updates. Pokemon Glazed Reborn is another variation of the game with added features.

Pokémon Reborn is one of the most impressive Pokémon fan games, hacks, or whatever you want to call it I have ever experienced. This is a game like no other Pokémon game and where some fan games will play it very safe with their story and setting. What we have here is a Pokémon game that is unlike any other that I have come across.

Is This Gotham?

The setting of the game is a new region that is called, Reborn. This is not like any other region you have experienced before in a Pokémon game. I say that because this is not all sun, rainbows and good feelings. Reborn City is dark, dirty, filled with crime, smog, and death and it is not a nice place at all!

That is right, Pokémon Reborn is a darker more mature Pokémon game than you are used to and I can tell you right now this is not for kids. The story is very well written and I do not want to spoil anything, but you getting this region back to its former glory is the center of what is going on.

This Emerald Does Shine

The game that this is based on ins Pokémon Emerald so everything that you have there is available here, but there is far more. You can select from 21 different starter Pokémon and the game features 907 Pokémon that you can find! The world is massive and I mean massive and getting lost is something that will happen to you for sure. There are close to 20 gyms to battle in and there is just so much to do here that you will never be bored while playing this game.

The Field Effect System

Some Pokémon fan games play it real safe, but Pokémon Reborn does not. I am not just talking about the darker setting, but the gameplay too. Included here is something that is called The Field Effect System and it is actually pretty cool. The environment you are battling in will make certain attacks do more damage. For example, if you are in a forest, grass attacks will do increased damage. This adds yet another layer of strategy to the game.

In addition to the Field Effect System. You also have platforming sections, puzzles, some mind-bending riddles and much more to keep you busy.

I have a feeling that Pokémon Reborn is the kind of game that is going to split the Pokémon fan base down the middle. I for one, love this dark and twisted new region that they have created here. However, I have a feeling that some may find the dark setting, the coarse language, and so on a little bit too much for a Pokémon game.

Pros:

I love the Reborn region
The dark and twisted setting is great
21 different starters to pick from
There are close to 1000 Pokémon in this game!
The Field Effect System is very clever

Cons:

The language is pretty naughty!
Some might not like how dark the game is

Overall rating: 9

As one of the first games of the series on the Switch, Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu was a massive game for the system. This is actually one of two games that were released at the same time. This one is based on Pikachu and the other being based on Eevee. They are both the same experience, but if you like Pikachu or Eevee better will probably be what determines which game you decide to get.

Mellow Yellow

In case you did not know, what we have here with Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu is a remake of Pokémon Yellow for the original Game Boy. Nintendo was very clever with this game in that it is a more “simplified” Pokémon game and Nintendo wanted people who were caught up in the Pokémon Go phenomenon to get in on this just as much as people who had been playing Pokémon for years.

The story has seen a few changes, most notably the game has more inspiration from the TV series. Look, if you have played a Pokémon game before, you know what to expect here. I liked the bigger role for James and Jessie, Team Rocket I thought it was really cool.

Smooth Motion Baby!

The gameplay of Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu has been radically simplified from the 3DS games that preceded this. I think this is going to be something that some hardcore fans may have trouble with. On the flip side of this, the game does tug at those heartstrings enough to really make you stick with it even though it is on the easy side.

The biggest change in gameplay is the way that you capture Pokémon. You now use motion controls in a mode that is similar to how you capture them in Pokémon Go. There is now more skill involved in capturing Pokémon and these motion controls do work quite well. What if you are playing the game in handheld mode? Or with a Pro controller? Or even with a Switch Lite? Well, then you flick the analog stick to capture them. This works, but it is not quite as much fun as the motion controls.

Small, But Strong

This is a much more scaled-back Pokémon experience, but that does not make it bad now does it? There is not exactly a massive roster of Pokémon here and the moves have been scaled back in battle considerably. Actually, everything about the game feels a bit small in stature compared to the 3DS Pokémon games. Still, this manages to be a fun experience.

I can see why some people were not won over by Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu. However, those that actually gave it a chance no doubt found this to be a fun and exciting Pokémon adventure. It is a game that is fun if you played Yellow back in the day and have it tugging at your nostalgia strings. However, it is also a lot of fun if you are a new or lapsed Pokémon player.

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