Pokémon: Eye of the Storm
Wake in a hurricane-struck New Jersey with no memory, choose a starter and unravel why Team Aqua is hunting you.
- Status
- Completed
- Plays on
- Windows · Android via JoiPlay
- Type
- Standalone game
- Made by
- Dragonite
About Pokémon: Eye of the Storm
Pokémon: Eye of the Storm opens with you waking in a Pokémon Center during a hurricane, unable to remember what happened. After choosing a starter, you explore a fictional New Jersey to reconstruct the missing past while Team Aqua repeatedly gets in your way. It suits players after a jokey, exploration-friendly fan game with weather battles and vertically layered maps. Expect roughly five to seven hours, around seventy or eighty Pokémon, scaling trainer levels, a loose difficulty choice and two endings. Gyms exist, though their leaders are absent.
What's in it
- Fictional New Jersey region
- Amnesiac opening
- Starter choice
- Team Aqua antagonists
- Hurricane setting
- Weather battles
- Vertical map design
- Five-to-seven-hour length
- Around seventy or eighty Pokémon
- Trainer levels scale with the player
Screenshots
How do I play it?
Step-by-step help for Windows, Android (JoiPlay) and Mac. No ROM or patching needed.
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