Browse by Tag
Browse by Tag
14 tags covering 807 games, guides & walkthroughs
Tags describe what a game actually does, not just what it is called. Completed means there is a finished final version with a real ending. New Region means original maps instead of a remixed Kanto. Fakemons, Fusions and Moemon describe custom creature rosters, while Hardcore and Roguelike describe how it plays.
Every tag below opens its own page listing each game that carries it. You can also combine tags on the platform pages — pick Completed plus Roguelike on the GBA page and you only get finished roguelikes.
Completed
464 games
Fully finished hacks — these games have a complete final version, a true ending, and no updates pending. Safe to download and play start-to-finish today.
Browse Completed →Fairy Type
399 games
The Fairy type added into classic games that never had it, rebalancing the type chart to match the modern games.
Browse Fairy Type →New Region
399 games
Entirely original maps to explore — not a remixed Kanto or Hoenn, but brand-new routes, towns, and story pacing.
Browse New Region →Exp Share
378 games
A modern-style shared Exp system so your whole team levels together — no more grinding one Pokémon at a time.
Browse Exp Share →QoL
281 games
Quality-of-life improvements — running indoors, reusable TMs, faster text, sortable bags and other convenience tweaks that remove the classic grind without changing the game.
Browse QoL →Mega Evolution
249 games
Mega Stones, Mega Evolutions and battle transformations imported from Gen 6+ into older-generation games.
Browse Mega Evolution →New Story
232 games
Rewritten plots and original narratives — these games change what happens, not just where you walk.
Browse New Story →Fakemons
138 games
Original fan-made Pokémon species that don't exist in any official game, designed by the hack's creators.
Browse Fakemons →Randomizer
85 games
Every encounter, starter, item, or trainer party is shuffled each playthrough — huge replayability, no two runs alike.
Browse Randomizer →Hardcore
67 games
Serious difficulty: smart trainer teams, level caps, and boss fights built for players who want to lose.
Browse Hardcore →Open World
44 games
Non-linear progression — badges, routes and story beats can be tackled in almost any order you choose.
Browse Open World →Roguelike
19 games
Procedurally generated runs with permadeath-style stakes — a fresh gauntlet every time you play.
Browse Roguelike →Fusions
16 games
Pokémon fusion — two species combined into one sprite, typing, and stat spread, for near-infinite team combos.
Browse Fusions →Moemon
7 games
Pokémon replaced with moe-style anime characters — the classic Moemon aesthetic overhaul.
Browse Moemon →