PokéROM Sanctuary
Solve maths puzzles to catch all 151 Kanto Pokémon, then test one-to-four-player skills in a Professor Oak-guided mini-game.
- Status
- Completed
- Plays on
- Windows
- Type
- Standalone game
- Made by
- Manurocker95
About PokéROM Sanctuary
PokéROM Sanctuary is an educational fan game recreating an interactive Pokémon experience in a new form. At the Observatory, mathematical puzzles lead to finding and catching all 151 Kanto Pokémon. The Trainer Center offers a separate educational mini-game for one to four players. Professor Oak provides spoken guidance throughout both activities, which change with the selected difficulty. It suits families, learners and anyone looking for Pokémon-themed activities outside the usual battle-and-region format. Text and audio are offered in English and Spanish, with the game selecting the device language. Console players can use a joystick-controlled virtual mouse.
What's in it
- Observatory maths puzzles
- Catching all 151 Kanto Pokémon
- Trainer Center educational mini-game
- One-to-four-player activity
- Professor Oak voice guidance
- Difficulty-dependent activities
- English and Spanish text and audio
- Joystick-controlled virtual mouse for consoles
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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