A Very Serious Pokemon Game
Push forward through opponents trying to stop you in a solo-made Pokémon fan game with a jokey credit sequence.
- Status
- Completed
- Plays on
- Windows · Android via JoiPlay
- Type
- Standalone game
- Made by
- CrimsonTy
About A Very Serious Pokemon Game
A Very Serious Pokemon Game is a solo-made fan game in which opponents may try to take the player down, leaving progress dependent on continuing forward and fighting back. It keeps its premise deliberately spare and includes a credit sequence with jokes. This is best for players looking for a small, lightly presented project rather than a detailed regional adventure. The creator warns that typographical errors and bugs may remain after a rushed build. A question in the game was later made easier, and the credits were repaired after their initial implementation.
What's in it
- Opponents that attempt to stop the player
- Forward progression through battles
- Solo development
- Jokey credit sequence
- An easier in-game question
How do I play it?
Step-by-step help for Windows, Android (JoiPlay) and Mac. No ROM or patching needed.
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