Pokemon Clockwork

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Weโ€™ve covered a lot of fanmade Pokemon games, so why not cover another one? The fangame weโ€™ll be talking about is Pokemon Clockwork. This game like many fanmade games, was created using RPG Maker XP with Pokemon Essentials.

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This means that you have to download it for PC. The only way you can play it on mobile devices is if you use the app called Joiplay, however, we are not certain if the game fully supports Joiplay, and we have yet to confirm that information.

That being said, weโ€™re gonna cover this game in-depth and with all the right information. So, be sure to ready your PC because you are about to play this interesting game.

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Story

The story is the usual Pokemon stuff. The game takes place in the Rosari Region, and your character is an up-and-coming Trainer. Traverse through the Region and encounter numerous Pokemon.

Apparently, Celebi plays a role in the story, but youโ€™ll have to find that out for yourself. Plus, thereโ€™s the usual villain group called Team Epsilon. Can you save the world before the clock runs out?

Features

Like many fanmade games, Clockwork has graphics that arenโ€™t the same as the GBA. It looks a bit like the NDS graphics, but it looks good. It is also armed with some great music tracks which are original and some very familiar.

The game also sports a questing system and a Pokemon roster going up to Gen 4. One interesting concept is that you can travel from the Past and the Present, adding a layer of gameplay.

Thatโ€™s why Celebi plays a role in the story since it is a Pokemon involved in time or time traveling.

Pokemon Clockwork Information

Pokemon clockwork

Pokemon Clockwork
Creator: PoiPoi
Language: English
Discord: Link
Source: Link

Feature List

  • Roster goes up to Gen 4
  • Quest system
  • Time Travel to the Past and Present
  • Some Gym Leaders will have six Pokemon
  • Pokemon doesnโ€™t need Friendship to evolve
  • Evolve during battle
  • Day and Night cycle

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4 thoughts on “Pokemon Clockwork”

  1. What the heck is this game, I never played this bad game no logic,no typing advantage. My riolu lv 19 was available to knock out flying type pokemon and fighting is 2x weak against normal.. and what is this level curve my pokemon are at min lv 23 or 24 now other trainer level is 3 to 4 time hight. You cant play in turbo mode because game lag alot in it.. i have a request to a creator donโ€™t ever make Pokemon fan made game if you donโ€™t know nothing about pokemon games.

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  2. Iโ€™m with Zachary on this, iโ€™ve finished reborn on the true end, pokemon radical red and Emerald imperium on nuzlock and on mono type every type, so iโ€™m not agaist a challenge, but you do NOT know how to balance a game.
    1st gym under rain, (so this is a middlefinger to those who picked charmander) with 6 pokemons around lvl 17 and some fully evolved ? Ok but no trainer rematch to grind and only wild encouter at lvl lvl 8 max ? This is just bad design, if you have to spend more than 15 min to grind for a single obstacle itโ€™s not a preference itโ€™s bad design.

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  3. Sorry, but this is my new least favorite Pokรฉmon Fangame. I donโ€™t like the random spike in difficulty and have to grind for 30 minutes. I also donโ€™t like the random hide and seek tasks that are nearly impossible.

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    • Hey Zachary, thanks for sharing your thoughts! I understand that everyone has their own preferences, and I truly respect your feedback. While some enjoy the challenge of Pokemon Clockwork, I get how the difficulty spikes and tasks might not appeal to everyone. Thanks for your input!

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