Pokémon Xenoverse
WeedleTeam's finished standalone Pokémon game, built on Essentials v16, with its own custom starters, an extra Sound type and an exploration system that replaces HMs entirely.
Straight answers
- What is the latest version of Pokémon Xenoverse?
- Latest version: 1.4.0.
- How do I update Pokémon Xenoverse?
- Confirm current creator-owned instructions before installing a new build. Save compatibility between versions depends on the developer’s instructions; do not assume saves carry over. Checked creator/source route
- Is Pokémon Xenoverse finished?
- Status: complete. Campaign: Complete, released as version 1.4.0. WeedleTeam released version 1.4.0 as a finished game. No release date is recorded here because the developer page does not state one.
- Which starter Pokémon can you choose?
- Three custom starters: Shyleon, Trishout and Shulong. None of them is an official Pokémon starter.
- Where is the checked creator/source route?
- Checked creator/source route
- Which platforms and emulators are confirmed?
- Standalone PC installation; no Pokémon ROM or ROM patch is required. · Built on Pokémon Essentials v16. · Pocket Deal Radar links only the developer-owned project page, never a mirror or a repack.
- Do I need a ROM to play Pokémon Xenoverse?
- No. Xenoverse is a standalone PC game built on Pokémon Essentials, so there is nothing to patch and no emulator to set up.
- Which starters does Pokémon Xenoverse have?
- Three custom starters: Shyleon, Trishout and Shulong. None of them is an official Pokémon starter.
- Do I still need HMs in Pokémon Xenoverse?
- No. The Wide Exploration System replaces HMs, so you do not need to keep a Pokémon in your party just for field moves.
- Is Pokémon Xenoverse finished?
- Yes. WeedleTeam released it as version 1.4.0, a finished game.
What kind of adventure is it?
Pokémon Xenoverse is WeedleTeam's standalone Pokémon game built on Essentials v16, with its own starter trio, its own custom Pokémon and an extra Sound type. The developer page establishes the project, its version and its systems;
Recorded gameplay details
Three custom starters: Shyleon, Trishout and Shulong. None of them is an official Pokémon starter.
Complete, released as version 1.4.0.
Recorded features
- A complete standalone PC game — no ROM and no patching required
- Three custom starters: Shyleon, Trishout and Shulong
- An additional Sound type alongside the familiar type chart
- The Wide Exploration System replaces HMs, so no party slot is spent on field moves
- Built on Pokémon Essentials v16, released as version 1.4.0
Known limits
- This is a PC game, not a GBA ROM hack; it will not run in a GBA emulator
- No release date is stated by the developer, so none is recorded
- Use only the developer-owned project page; Pocket Deal Radar does not link mirrors or repacks
Recorded convenience features
- The Wide Exploration System replaces HMs
- No ROM, patch or emulator setup is needed
Before you update or start
- Standalone PC installation; no Pokémon ROM or ROM patch is required.
- Built on Pokémon Essentials v16.
- Pocket Deal Radar links only the developer-owned project page, never a mirror or a repack.
Install the standalone game
- Do not download from an aggregator or mirror. Use the checked creator/source route below to locate current creator-owned instructions.
- Start it on the verified platform (PC)—no base ROM or patch is required.
- Xenoverse is a standalone PC game built on Pokémon Essentials v16. Download it from the developer-owned project page; no Pokémon ROM and no ROM patch are needed, and nothing has to be patched.
- Keep your save and the previous working version backed up before updating.
We never host ROM files, BIOS files, prepatched games, mirrors or unofficial download bundles.
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WeedleTeam
The developer-owned project page establishes the name, WeedleTeam as developer, the standalone PC platform, the Essentials v16 base, version 1.4.0, the finished status, the custom starters Shyleon, Trishout and Shulong, the additional Sound type and the Wide Exploration System replacing HMs.
Written with AI help from recorded source notes. Catalog source checks, release reviews and save guidance have separate dates. No hands-on play or device results are recorded here.
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