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Emerald Rogue versus Unbound: a focused comparison of play structure and setup

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ProjectBaseGenerationsFakemonEXP shareHM systemPlatform
Pokémon UnboundSkeli and the Pokémon Unbound teamPokémon FireRed (English v1.0)complete1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7Easy, Difficult, Expert and Insane. The higher modes expect stronger team building and mechanical knowledge.noneconfigurablestreamlinedGame Boy AdvanceDeveloper source
Pokémon Flora Sky12345, also known as SkyPokémon Emerald (English) — from the developer's own thread prefix labelling it an Emerald hack; he names no exact base ROM on any reachable pagecomplete1, 2, 3, 4, 5Not stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorGame Boy AdvanceDeveloper source
Pokemon Mega Power1158Pokémon Emerald (English) — the developer labels it an Emerald hack but does not name the revisioncomplete1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7Players in his thread describe the difficulty as a little high.Not stated by the creatorconfigurableNot stated by the creatorGame Boy AdvanceDeveloper source
Pokémon Ruby Destiny - Life of GuardiansdestinedjagoldPokémon Ruby (English, US v1.0) — the developer states the patch will not work on v1.1complete1, 2, 3, 4, 5Deliberately tightened economy: the developer states that trainers reward less money and that items are priced up — a Poké Ball that normally costs 200 costs 350 here.someclassicclassicGame Boy AdvanceDeveloper source
Pokémon Ruby Destiny - Reign of LegendsdestinedjagoldPokémon Ruby (English, US v1.0) — the developer says plainly to patch a v1.0 Ruby ROMcomplete1, 2, 3, 4Not stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorGame Boy AdvanceDeveloper source
Pokémon Saiph 2#VytronPokémon FireRed (USA), revision 1.0complete1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Two modes the player picks: Hero and Vigilante.Not stated by the creatorconfigurablestreamlinedGame Boy AdvanceDeveloper source
Pokémon Theta Emerald EXLCCoolJ95Pokémon Emerald (English) — the developer states the patch should work on 16 MB Emerald ROMscomplete1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6The developer added a harder difficulty in February 2017. A raised level cap is mentioned, but the exact number is stated differently in different posts.noneNot stated by the creatorstreamlinedGame Boy AdvanceDeveloper source
Pokémon Blaze Black & Volt WhiteDrayanoPokémon Black or Pokémon White, English European or US version. The developer does not name a revision.complete1, 2, 3, 4, 5Every trainer in the game has a modified team and levels rise faster. There are no separate difficulty modes.noneNot stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorNintendo DSDeveloper source
Pokémon Blaze Black 2 & Volt White 2DrayanoPokémon Black 2 or Pokémon White 2, US version only. The developer does not name a revision.complete1, 2, 3, 4, 5Two modes. In Normal, Gym Leaders have three to five Pokémon; in Challenge Mode, they have full teams.noneNot stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorNintendo DSDeveloper source
Pokémon Blaze Black 2 Redux / Volt White 2 ReduxAphexCubed and DrayanoNot stated by the creatorcomplete1, 2, 3, 4, 5Three modes: Easy, Challenge and Black City. Opponents are tougher than in the original.noneNot stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorNintendo DSDeveloper source
Pokémon Emerald Imperiumiriv24Pokémon Emerald, unmodified. The developer does not name a revision and explicitly says he cannot supply a game file.complete1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9Multiple difficulty modes, including a mode with minimal grinding. A harder mode is on the developer’s wishlist.noneNot stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorGame Boy AdvanceDeveloper source
Pokémon Emerald KaizoNot stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorcomplete1, 2, 3The developer describes it as an extremely hard mode that forgives no misclick or mistake.noneNot stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorGame Boy AdvanceDeveloper source
Pokémon Heart & SoulLil Dill and the Heart & Soul development teamPokémon Emerald Version (U)complete1, 2, 3Recommended and custom presets, adjustable level caps, party limits, EXP multipliers, trainer scaling, Nuzlocke rules and optional challenge modes.noneconfigurablestreamlinedGame Boy AdvanceDeveloper source
Pokémon Light PlatinumWesleyFGPokémon Ruby (English, v1.0 or v1.1)complete1, 2, 3, 4, 5Not stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorGame Boy AdvanceDeveloper source
Pokémon RebornNot stated by the creatorPokémon Essentials on RPG Maker XPcomplete1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7The challenge comes from team composition, moves and the game’s own field-effect system, rather than higher levels.noneNot stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorWindows · macOS · Linux · AndroidDeveloper source
Pokémon Renegade PlatinumDrayanoPokémon Platinum. The developer supplies separate patches for version 1 and version 1.1 of the base game: RenegadePlatinum3541 and RenegadePlatinum4997.complete1, 2, 3, 4Opponents use Pokémon from the entire National Dex at higher levels, around level seventy at the Elite Four. Major battles feature full teams of six with high IVs and custom moves. The Elite Four and Champion randomly choose from four teams during the first round.noneNot stated by the creatorstreamlinedNintendo DSDeveloper source
Pokémon Sacred Gold & Storm SilverDrayanoPokémon HeartGold or SoulSilver, US version, completely clean. The developer does not name a revision.complete1, 2, 3, 4Gym Leaders and major trainers use six Pokémon, with revised teams and a higher level curve.noneNot stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorNintendo DSDeveloper source
Pokémon Ultra Violet VersionLocksmithArmyPokémon FireRed (English)complete1, 2, 3Not stated by the creatornoneNot stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorGame Boy AdvanceDeveloper source
Pokémon VegaPokemon Vega Team, completely anonymous. The English translation is by Dr. Akimbo.English Fire Red (v1.0)complete1, 2, 3Not stated by the creatorsomeclassicclassicGame Boy AdvanceDeveloper source
Pokémon GaiaSpherical IcePokémon FireRed (English v1.0)complete1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6Not stated by the creatornoneclassicclassicGame Boy AdvanceDeveloper source
Pokémon NovaPhionGamesStandalone RPG Maker project set in Ultra Megalopoliscomplete1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9The creator describes the game as slightly harder than an average official Pokémon game while remaining beatable. Rank Leaders show their type and maximum level before battle.Not stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorNot stated by the creatorWindows · AndroidDeveloper source
Pokémon LazarusNemo622Pokémon Emerald (English; matching clean base required)complete1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9Multiple difficulty and level-cap options are available; confirm the exact version 2.0 behaviour in the included documentation before starting.Not stated by the creatorconfigurableNot stated by the creatorGame Boy AdvanceDeveloper source
Pokémon Emerald SeaglassNemo622Pokémon Emerald (English)complete1, 2, 3Original-style default difficulty, optional Hard Mode and an optional soft level cap.noneconfigurablestreamlinedGame Boy AdvanceDeveloper source