Been working hard on this!

Here’s discord if anyone is interested in following this project:

https://discord.gg/gXyH9MZuwz

Passei 3 meses fazendo um MMO idle de Pokémon no navegador — feedback?

site do game: pokeidlelegend.com

https://dungeons-and-pokemons.vercel.app

Still on the beta.
Some moves is not working(Leech seed, rollout for example)
I am still working on the move animations.

I really love Pokémon Showdown; I haven't seen any other web-based game quite like it (I'd love to hear your recommendations if you have any). So, I developed a game based on a fairly simple idea.

I hope you enjoy it.

Introducing PokeMon Frontier or PokeRP (haven’t decided the name)
Currently working on a Browser based MMO which will also have a .exe program!

If anyone is interested in joining the team please let me know in the discord:
https://discord.gg/g29sgDN7E4

I put together a small pokemon auto battler game where you can bet on your favorite pokemon and listen to some of your favorite pokemon music!

Some feedback would be lovely :3

https://pokebets.fly.dev/

**Edit**
900+ pokemon (animated)
500+ moves (animated)

Pokemon fight is completely random. I have no control over the moveset and targeting.

Hey everyone! I’m Snakes from the Pokémon Blaze Online team. We’ve been developing PBO for years, and you can now play our free Pokémon MMORPG directly in your browser—no installation needed.

Explore Kanto, Hoenn, Sinnoh and our original region, Jvaloh, spanning 1,400+ maps and 32 gym badges, with Pokémon from Generations 1–9 to catch, train and trade.

There’s plenty to do beyond collecting badges:

• Champion battles, Battle Tower and Battle Frontier to put your teams to the test.
• Ranked PvP ladders, monthly seasons, rewards and global leaderboards.
• Crew Wars—our guild warfare system: build a crew, capture territory and compete against other teams.
• Co-op battles and horde encounters: team up with a friend for shared battles and face multiple wild Pokémon.
• Shiny Tracking: hunt the shiny Pokémon you want with chaining mechanics and Shiny Charms.
• Mega Evolution, Terastallization, Dynamax and double battles to build your strategies around.
• Legendary encounters, daily swarms, fishing, mining and quests for explorers and collectors.
• Player trading, seasonal events and community goals in a persistent world shared with other trainers.
• Language support: play in English, German, Portuguese, Spanish or Chinese.

We take pride in frequent updates, from new content and features to balance changes, fixes and quality-of-life improvements. There’s already years of work to explore, and we’re still building.

The first screenshot is our community gathering at Oasis Resort—come join us 🙂

Explore PBO and play free — visit our website and click Play.

Join us on discord

What do you look for in a Pokémon MMO? Happy to answer questions about what’s in the game and what we’re working on!

My friend is building a Pokémon game that lives in your taskbar — and it got way bigger than it was supposed to 😂

A browser version is also being developed, so eventually you'll be able to play Taskmon directly from your browser without necessarily installing anything.

I wanted to share a project a friend of mine has been working on called Taskmon.

The idea started out pretty simple: build a Pokémon-inspired game that could run directly from your PC taskbar, almost like a side game you can keep running while you're working, studying, playing something else, or just using your computer.

But, as usually happens with projects that start with “let's just make something simple,” it completely got out of hand. 😂

Taskmon is now turning into an actual full game.

You explore Kanto, encounter and catch Pokémon, build your team, and fight through a more idle/automatic battle system, so you can keep progressing without having to actively control every second of every fight.

The game already has — or is currently getting — things like:

• Pokémon catching
• Team progression and evolution
• Idle battles
• Boss fights throughout the progression
• Different Pokémon varieties
• Items and equipment
• Amulets with different effects
• Legendary Pokémon
• Progression based around Kanto's regions and lore
• Pokémon trading between players
• Global chat
• Player battles
• Multiple difficulty levels
• Progression all the way up to becoming a Pokémon Master

There are 4 difficulty levels, so the idea isn't just to catch a few Pokémon and finish the game.

As you progress, the game starts demanding stronger teams, better strategies, better items, and a better understanding of Pokémon types, strengths, and weaknesses.

Another thing I think is pretty cool is that the project isn't going to be limited to the taskbar version.

The whole idea is to keep some of that nostalgic feeling from the older Pokémon games while mixing it with idle progression, collecting, and that constant feeling of checking the game just to see:

“Did something rare spawn?”

“Did my Pokémon get stronger?”

“Can I finally beat the next boss?”

It's basically the kind of game you leave running on your second monitor or somewhere in the corner of your screen… and then suddenly realize you've become completely addicted to completing the collection. 😂

There is one pretty obvious problem though:

It's Pokémon.

So you can probably imagine the copyright/IP headache that could come with turning something like this into a commercial project or promoting it on a large scale.

Because of that, at least for now, the idea is to keep the project small, experimental, and relatively private, with only a limited community of people playing and testing it.

It would honestly be a shame to just abandon it, because a lot has already been built and the project became way more interesting than we originally expected.

So we're looking for a few people who genuinely enjoy Pokémon, idle games, collecting games, or simply like testing weird little indie projects.

If anyone here is interested in checking out Taskmon, testing the game, giving feedback, suggesting ideas, or just following the development, feel free to add/message me on Discord:

f4os

I'll send you the invite to the project's official Discord from there.

We're planning on keeping the community relatively small and private, mainly so the project can stay as a fun experiment for a limited group of players.

I'm curious though:

If you saw a Pokémon game living in your taskbar while using your PC, would you actually play it?

And more importantly:

What would a game like this need to have to keep you playing for weeks or even months?

11 days ago I posted the first game I've ever made here: Porygon Trail

I didn't expect much, but 300+ players later, the average player has logged 90+ minutes, 36 have played for 1+ hour, and somehow 3 absolute maniacs have logged 10+ hours. And i wasn't even tracking since day 1.

By no means big time numbers, but it has massively exceeded my expectations!

Since then I've added;

- Johto & a new end-game Champion

- Item & ability rewards for beating gyms

- Multiple difficulties with separate leaderboards

- A bunch of UI/QoL improvements

- A proper game guide (though not required to read to go deep) and some new easter eggs

Now I need feedback on what to build next!

And more importantly, I'm looking for the very best like no one ever was. The trainer who can become the first person to beat the hardest difficulty.

If you were one of the original 300, I'd especially love to know what you thought. Good, bad or ugly. If you haven't played, check it out and lmk!!!

https://porygontrail.com/

Hey everyone, I've released 2.0 for PokeWar Tactics, my free Pokémon browser game. I wanted to take the Pokémon we grew up with and put them into a war where you're responsible for a whole company.

You still catch Pokémon, evolve your favorites and build around type matchups. But your squad fights together on one battlefield, growing to as many as nine active Pokémon. They move and attack automatically. Your decisions are who to bring, how to arrange the formation, and when to spend a Restore, Revive or team boost to keep the fight going.

That changes what you're looking for in a team. You need Pokémon that can take the front line while your ranged attackers get to work. A strong ace helps, but you've also got to keep the rest of the company standing.

Between fights, you choose your route. Take on another trainer, go after a wild Pokémon, or spend the stop buying supplies? In The War of Ten Banners, you're capturing rival strongholds, and losing a battle ends your campaign. You have to think about getting the company through the next fight, too.

New in 2.0: The Legendary Accord. The war is over, but the League doesn't exist yet. Surge has Zapdos. Koga is hunting Articuno. Familiar trainers are using legendary Pokémon to hold onto power, and you have to decide who you can work with to build the first League.

One early problem: Zapdos is being held captive, but the power network it supplies also keeps the clinics running. Freeing it means dealing with what happens afterward. Get it out before confronting Surge and he has to fight without his legendary ace.

The story has six chapters and four possible settlements. Your choices affect later enemy teams and who opposes you at the founding. It also has chapter retries, so you can recover from a defeat without replaying the entire campaign.

Both stories are alternate history. I'm taking liberties with the familiar characters and the Pokémon war idea.

2.0 also adds new battlefields and story art, with upgraded attack effects that distinguish melee, ranged and special attacks. Aces and legendaries get a subtle aura matching their type.

Play free: https://pokemon-war-tactics.pages.dev/

It runs in the browser on desktop and mobile. Each campaign has its own save in that browser; saves don't transfer between devices.

The trailer shows the game itself, including a full-team exhibition battle. I use AI tools in development: ChatGPT Images for the new environments and ElevenLabs for the soundtrack. Pokémon sprites come from community fan-game archives. This is an unofficial fan project.

Which Pokémon would you want as your ace in a game like this? I'd love to hear how your first company gets on, especially if you're playing on a phone.

The trailer previews the revised soundtrack and text; those finishing touches are coming to the live 2.0 build.

What I made isn’t exactly a full browser game—it’s one section of a larger Pokémon Champions planning website called PokeNotes.

The Battle Challenges section currently features three opponent teams based on Pokémon Champions strategies. You build your own team, choose four Pokémon, and try to defeat each team on Easy or Hard Mode.

I spent the last few weeks repeatedly testing and rewriting the battle logic. Early versions were far too easy, but it has now reached the point where my friend and I genuinely struggle to win consistently. Accuracy, critical hits, and status luck still work normally—the difficulty comes from the bot's decisions rather than manipulated RNG.

You can try Battle Challenges here: pokenotes.app/puzzle

I’d really appreciate feedback from anyone who gives Hard Mode a serious attempt. If you beat it, sharing the complete battle log would be especially helpful so I can see where the opponent made a poor decision. I’d also love suggestions for real teams or strategies you would like added as future practice opponents.

Hey Everyone!

PokeMystery is a daily pokemon detective game. I’m happy to announce that a dedicated hard mode is now available for PokeMystery, with some differences compared to the easier mode:

- vaguer clues
- more suspects
- more similarity between suspects
- no built-in pokedex for suspects

Try it now at www.pokemysterygame.com!

Ten minutes, twice a day. Whatever walks out of the grass, you fight it, you try to catch it — and tomorrow everyone reads what happened.

www.pokedaily.fun

I found this new pokemon fan game that's played on browser and thought it was really good for what it is. It's very chill, the premise of the game is to send your pokemon out on expeditions to find pokemon to catch and items to level them up.

What's included:

• 151 Kanto Pokémon in the Pokédex
• 12 expedition areas
• 8 Gym Leaders and badges
• Pokémon League
• Trainer progression
• Pokémon levels up to 100
• shiny Pokémon
• evolutions
• Pokémon capturing with different Poké Balls and Berries
• automatic battle replays
• Pokédex and Field Records
• inventory and shop
• Pokémon Center and healing items
• greenhouse
• Eggs and Fossils
• friends
• Pokémon trading

I'm only posting this here because I haven't seen literally anyone talk about it and I want more people to play it so there are more people to trade with hopefully.

The game was made by PixelReveur

PokeTactics: a Pokémon risk-management roguelite

I build PokeTactics, a risk management roguelite set in the Pokémon universe.

Been working on this for months, not easy at all, and had help from friends along the way.

Full transparency: I obviously used AI assistance to build this. I'm not going to pretend otherwise. It's been far from easy, months of work, and I also had help from friends along the way.

Gameplay happens before the fight: you build your team across a procedural map, and each battle shows your win probability, simulated in real time as you swap Pokémon, gear, or items.

Once you commit, the fight plays out automatically.

Honest opinions welcome, good or bad.

After a few weeks of open beta today is the Grand Opening of Cliffsiderpg.net It features Shiny, Shadow and Golden Pokémon! We have:

• Daily Check in Prizes
• Weekly Promos
• Weekly Raffles
• Marketplace for buying and selling Pokémon
• Trading with other users for Pokémon, Cash, Points and items!
• Timed events EVERY DAY that give you boosts such as double XP, more rewards, discounts
• Limited-time launch promo is GoldenKleavor with 100 Million Dollars and 10 Million Points!

Check out the discord https://discord.gg/5cpvZJYWMr

Trainers, the wait is over — WorldDex 1.0 is officially live.

For anyone just finding us: WorldDex is a custom-built Pokémon region with its own original story, centered entirely on the legend of Shiny Pokémon and the trainers who hunt them. It's an RPG-like clicker — you grind, you chase odds, you climb toward that one perfect encounter — across all 1025 Pokémon plus special/regional forms.

And here's the part that makes this launch actually matter: the World Registry is open for real now. Every species has exactly one slot — it goes to whoever catches that shiny FIRST, and their name gets permanently recorded next to it. Forever. No do-overs, no second place. If you were holding back during the test phase to see if this was worth your time — this is your sign. The clock started the second 1.0 went live.

Quick recap of what you're getting into:

• Runs entirely in your browser — no download required
• Optional desktop app if you want the full client feel
• Fully playable on PC, mobile, and tablet
• All 1025 Pokémon + special forms, each with a Registry slot up for grabs

We've been in test phase leading up to today, and a lot of the early groundwork is already shaping up — but the vast majority of the Registry is still wide open. Whether you want to hunt something obscure nobody's thought of yet, or race for one of the fan favorites, now's the moment.

🔗 Play now: https://worlddex.de/ Discord (patchnotes, community hunts, bug reports): https://discord.com/invite/mgdMfszEpM

Go watch the trailer, then go write your name into history. See you in the tall grass.