It's a difficult game especially early on but not really in the standard 'Reborn-esc difficulty curve via powerful trainers' kind of way and I find that actually makes it more fun~ Apex does it's own thing almost all of the time and that's really what helps it stand out - Looking for hidden secrets in the walls, exploring enormous routes, desperately avoiding trainers to avoid missing out on easy exp or getting KOed before reaching the next checkpoint, struggling to solve the puzzles before running out of one's limited heals and trying to figure out which pokemon is worth using your very limited pokeballs on.
Character names are frequently things like Dante -after Dante's Inferno perhapes?- and Yorik so yeah, lots of odd references sprinkled all over the place), and a story which despite being unfinished still has me quite invested.Īesthetically the game uses very different visuals and music than most Pokemon fangames and this is probably it's biggest strength: Sheer uniqueness. Pokemon Apex: A very different and tricky Pokemon fangame with frequently torturous puzzles, strict long-lasting level caps, some type chart changes (like ghost being SE against normal types), a setting that's very much Alternate Universe to how the Pokemon World is generally portrayed (for example the Pokemon World is called Gehenna, after a biblical valley where children were sacrificed via fire and may or may not have been considered hell. Lovely aesthetics, slow building mystery and fun - Sadly I haven't quite gotten to the end due to my old computer suffering a disasterous accident right before I could finish it but it was fun and if you liked Pokemon Present I'd absolutely recommend giving it a shot. Pumpkin Redux: An older and shorter game by the wonderful souls that made Pokemon Present (which is currently being revamped into Pokemon Ashen Forest) comes a fun little halloween themed game that like Pokemon Present is a little harder than regular Pokemon games but far from being a Reborn-difficult game. Time for some more blah about Fangames worth talking about~ Although it does look better than Chesnaught.Had a bit of time, played some more fan games so. Floressum, the Hummingbird Pokemon!Īnd then their water starter's final evolution just kinda looks like a palette-swapped Chesnaught, called Aguanaut (Water/Fighting). There's also this one, a type I've wanted as a starter for a long time (Grass/Flying). Flairees, the Battering Pokemon! Dual typed as Fire and Rock. I mean, it looks like someone set a Gogoat on fire, but I still think it looks cool. The point I was going to make a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away is that their fire starter, Kidling's last evolution is my favorite Fire evolution thing of all of them.
You: So, where did this come from, 4chan?Īnyway, they have since moved from 4chan. Here's a little scenario that might occur. One of two Pokemon games they were making at the time. When I saw Infernape, I was like, " Another one?!" Then Emboar, and I was like, "COME ON, MAN!" Then Delphox, and I was like, "NOW I CAN KILL THE OTHER THREE WITH A TYPE ADVANTAGE!"īut have you guys seen this Pokemon Sage game? It's a fan-made game, can't remember if it's a hack or not, but it was originally on 4chan.
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