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Dontforget Connected is an online multiplayer Undertale/Deltarune fan-game with MMORPG-style gameplay. It features a new underground to explore, over 50 playable characters, new battle mechanics, and much more!
A Pokémon fan game developed by Team WEEDle (based in Italy). In this Pokémon adventure, you will discover a brand new world with its own authentic story, a unique visual and narrative atmosphere, and innovative features. There are so many new fan-made Pokemon and original areas to explore as you uncover more secrets about the mysteries of the world and story.
The popular MMO Final Fantasy XI, now for the Game Boy! Featuring 30+ areas and 20+ songs rendered in an authentic gameboy fashion!
The Legend of Zelda: Triforce Duo is the sequel to Tropical Bird's "The Legend of Zelda: Link's Journey". Despite showing quite some improvements, it is still known for it rather poor quality, like is predecessor. This game however introduced the mechanic of two playable characters that can be switched between, which is necessary to solve various puzzles.
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Journey Deluxe is a fan game of The Legend of Zelda by Tropical Bird. It's story line is heavily inspired by Ocarina of Time, with many places being revisited. The game became somewhat infamous for it's poor quality, due to the fact that it was the first game by the developer.
The Topologies of Zelda: Triforce is a head melting non-euclidean puzzle adventure in which you attempt to collect three Triforce pieces while traversing a The Legend of Zelda's inspired 2D world that's mapped onto rotatable 3D structures.
Pokémon Opal is a Spanish-language fangame created by developer and streamer Eric Lostie, also author of Pokémon Iberia. You will give life to a character who has the modest mission of returning prosperity to the Pokémon world. In the process you can train up to eight generations of Pokémon, visit sixteen different gyms, meet new characters and embark on a multitude of missions.
Pokemon Uranium takes place in the tropical Tandor region, home to over a hundred new and unique species of Pokemon. The Tandor region is known for its gym challenge: to qualify, trainers must collect 8 gym badges from around the region in order to compete in the prestigous Tandor Regional Tournament. Trainers that win the Tournament get a huge prize as well as world wide renown. You, a 13-year-old kid from Moki Town, did not set out to become a Pokemon Master. After your mother Lucille died ten years ago in an accident at a nuclear power plant, your father Kellyn, the top Pokemon Ranger in the Tandor Ranger Union, left you with your elderly aunt and departed to travel the region. But now that you are grown up, your aunt can no longer support you. Out of a home, you did what most kids your age do and took up Pokémon training as a means to make a living. Professor Bamb'o, regional expert on Pokémon elements, has been looking for a trainer assistant to travel the region and gather specimens of the varied wildlife. You step up to the challenge, along with your rival, a younger boy named Theo. After taking a test and receiving your starter Pokémon, you head towards your first gym challenge in Nowtoch city, and take your first steps exploring the Tandor region. Things aren't as sunny as they first seem, though. Just when the accident ten years ago had been all but forgotten, new mysteries emerge. A new power plant is built over the site of the old one. Your father begins acting strangely, journeying to the far reaches of the region and questioning whether your mother is really deceased. Sinister Pokemon, corrupted by nuclear radiation, threaten innocent people. In the midst ofthe turmoil, it seems that an impending disaster is looming over Tandor... You may be in for more than you expected.
Pokémon Crater was an unofficial online Pokémon game that was played with just a mouse. The site was created by webmaster Aaron in 1999 and received numerous updates throughout the years, reaching version 7 before closing on December 1, 2007. The site was recreated as Pokémon Vortex in 2009.
