After Nine Years Of Work, Fans Release Their Own Pokemon Game

After Nine Years Of Work, Fans Release Their Own Pokemon Game

Pokemon Uranium, one of the more interesting attempts by fans to build an all-new Pokemon game, is finally finished!

We wrote about it a few years back, not just because of the length of time it’s taken the team to put it together, but for how ambitious the whole project is. It has a tropical setting, features over 150 new custom-made Pokemon, the ability to talk to your creatures and even a whole new class: Nuclear Pokemon.

Here’s a trailer celebrating the game’s v1.0 release:

Maybe most exciting, aside from all the creative differences, are some technical ones. Namely, that the game supports both online trading and battling.

Note that this obviously isn’t something you can buy, nor is it necessarily intended to be played on a Nintendo handheld; instead, it’s a standalone .exe that you play on a PC.

You can get it here.


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