never heard of it, sounds interesting
no, but it looks cool, so i'll check it outVery addictive and easy to learn, but watching a video on it or reading through the provided guides are helpful.
What is it?Browser based pokemon rogue like
What is it?It's a roguelike with Pokemon. You start off with the Fire, Water, and Grass starters from each gen, but can unlock more starters (read other Pokemon) as you progress in the game by catching them or hatching eggs. In classic mode, there are 200 floors, where you'll encounter wild Pokemon, trainers, your Rival several times, Teams like Plasma and Ghetsis, an Elite Four if you make it far enough, then eventually the final boss. Your Pokemon can get up to level 200 in classic mode, and upon completing that mode, you unlock Endless mode where Pokemon levels can get into the tens of thousands or higher.
you unlock Endless mode where Pokemon levels can get into the tens of thousands or higher.That just sounds exhausting.
That just sounds exhausting.Well, you gather up a lot of exp boosting items pretty fast, and you get a level basically every battle. Held items are stackable, so you can deck out your party to become really OP, but all the while you have level caps before moving onto a new zone. There's just a ton of things to collect and unlock, but it never feels like a chore. And the AI trainers are really smart as well, switching out of bad matchups and into having the advantage.
I have watched a couple videos of people playing it.Fusion is also available in PokeRogue, but I've yet to encounter the Splicer in any of my runs so far, and from what I've seen from screenshots it doesn't have the same wonderful sprites from the Fusion game.
I prefer the videos about the fan game where you can fuse two pokemon together. And yes, there are plenty of "cursed" combos.
Played it a ton but dropped it for now. My coolest starters were a Shiny Battle Bond Froakie with 3/4 of its egg moves, a Tier-2 Shiny Tinkatuff, a Latias, Chi-Yu, Rayquaza, Shiny Sticky Web Caterpie, an Abra with Flamethrower and Moonblast, a Shiny Tyrogue that allows me to start with any Shiny Hitmon as well, a Zapdos, and a bunch of other cool stuff. But its way too grindy for my tastes if youre trying to get all the Pokemon and passives etcI've only got 3 shinies so far; a tier 3 Zubat, tier 2 Throh, and tier 1 Combee. I don't mind the grind (yet) and get those dopamine hits whenever I encounter something new. Don't know how long I'll be playing this, but it's the game I've been putting the most hours into of any games I've played over the past 2 weeks.
Make sure you keep that fusion on your team until the end. Thats how you unlock Fused Endless.Assuming I make it to the end this run, I will. I have a bad habit of making teams with overlapping weaknesses, like I did manage to find a Flash Fire Ceruledge, but I also have a Gholdengo and Galarian Slowbro, so that's Ground, Ghost, and Dark overlapping for half my team. Tsaknight also won't be very good against
Swords Dance 3 times
some supereffective hitshow durable is this motherfucker
how durable is this motherfuckerIt has 5 health bars, the ability Pressure, gets stat boosts every time you get past a health bar, the move Recover, and steals one held item from your Pokemon at the end of every turn, which means the more decked out your team is, the more the opponent improves itself. It's durable as fuck.
Not when Emerald Rogue 2.0 recently came out.I think I prefer Emerald rogue 2, that game is brutally fun in hard mode.
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Finally managed to catch Meloetta on the last possible turn. She had used up all of her PP except for 1 and was going to use Struggle on the next turn if I couldn't capture her. It took so freaking many approaches to get her down to that low of health, as everything else I tried either had the HP too high or ended up knocking her out.
Do you save before these encounters?Yeah, the game auto-saves at the start of every encounter. If you accidentally KO the Pokemon, you can just wait until the rewards screen then Save & Quit, then reload, and it'll start at the beginning of the battle and you can try a different approach.
do the levels over 90 give new moves or is it just stats?Stats, but some rewards are Memory Mushrooms that let you remember moves that you've replaced, and there are also TMs that can show up.
It be cool if someone found a way to convert that web browser game into some kinda android app that can run that gameRuns on Android, too, but I prefer to play on PC. Hope you have fun.
edit: nvm seems to run on my iPhone. Didnt wanna load up for a sec for some reason