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- Fixed a bug where a certain task would not be completed and rewards could be gotten multiple times. To compensate for the bug, increased the reward for that task for those who have not completed it yet.
- Fixed a bug where costume previews would remain on the screen and not clear away.
- Fixed a bug where catching a legendary Pokemon at the Battle Island would mess up a variable. For those who had this bug, speaking to the man who checks your AP in the Hall of Rewards will fix it.
- Changed the timing when you get access to Irwin and Silvia. You now get access to them while climbing Victory Tower, rather than after the Elite Four. This way, you'll have a bit more time to play around with them, and they may be able to assist you in getting up the tower. Please note that the Elite Four must still be challenged by the original four characters. The timing for accessing the other characters remains the same.
- Added a message letting the player know how much AP they have when they obtain an AP point
- Increased how bright the red and blue colours on your stats are letting you know which stats are raised and lowered.
- Improved the TM compatibility of some Pokemon. These are mostly mid-game moves such as Bulldoze and Brutal Swing.
- Made some minor adjustments to learnlists in the players favor.
- Made some minor balance changes.
- Made some minor text changes.
- Added some slides similar to a Fire Emblem game to the ending for all the characters, to try to make it a little more fun.
Version 1.16
- When your Pokemon reach level 60, EXP gained will now go towards Shard Dust. Returning to the base after enough battles will get you shard dust based on the EXP you earned - this should make
EXP still valuable at higher levels.
- Added a preview to costumes that you don't have when you ask the costume man where to find a costume in the base.
- Added a bunch of tips and hints. They'll appear when you open the pause menu. You can turn them on or off in the Options menu. I hope to add more in the future!
- Added a preview to unobtained costumes at the base. Check with the man who tells you where to find the costume, and you'll see a preview image.
- Fixed a few Master Trainers that were not working.
- Fixed a few Master Trainers that were using the wrong team.
- Fixed a Crash with the final ending to the $500,000 loan quest. Oops!
- Added a new song for shiny Pokemon encounters.
- Fixed a bug with a side area on Route 1 that would make it impossible to move.
- Added a new XL Screen Size
- Fixed a bug where certain characters could be swapped to ahead of time, causing various issues throughout the game.
- Fixed a bug where many trainers in the Rental Stadium were not properly working. Apologies!
- Added new Art to the Pokekings by Memphisx9!
- Made a few minor AI changes.
- Adjusted some of the story dialogue to be a bit more consistent, and to foreshadow future events a little better. Primarily focused on the earlier parts of the game story.
- Added a marker over Lionel at the beginning of the game to grab your attention to him, so you know how to progress the story.
Version 1.15
- Fixed a bug where occasionally the game would hang when catching a new Pokemon.
- Disabled the automatic check that you have caught a Pokemon on a route when doing a Nuzlocke, as a consequence of the above.
- Increased the amount of coins you can wager in the Roulette game.
- Added a new optional fight - If you lose to the Champion two times in a row, you'll enter an alternate fight against him.
- Added a few Triple Triad battlers in the Casino, as an alternate way to gain a few coins.
- Changed the way that Jozie, who gives you tips after losing an important battle, works.
- Made it so that if you have won a Gym Leader rematch, their badge turns gold on your Trainer Card.
- Implemented a new feature that automatically levels newly caught Pokemon up to a certain level. That level increases with the number of badges you have. You can turn this feature on or off in the options menu.
Version 1.14
- Fixed a fairly serious bug where facing opponents with a Custap Berry equip could cause softlocks.
Version 1.13
- Fixed a bug where the game would crash if you chose a Mono-Electric team.
- Made the "Transition Speed" Option in the options menu effect a few more things in battle. They'll move a little quicker with this option on.
- Added a Nuzlocke mode to the game, using JV's scripts. It works as follows: Pokemon cannot be healed when their HP reaches 0, and you can only catch one Pokemon on a route. Note that swapping characters will NOT reset that counter.
- Also, whiting out will cause the Nuzlocke mode to be turned off.
- You can only turn the mode on at the beginning of the game.
- It's quite a challenge, and the game may be difficult enough as it is, but give it a try if you're interested. It's still mostly untested, so there may be some issues with it.
- Added a couple of tips that show up at certain points in the game to give hints to features that people often miss.
Version 1.12
- Fixed a bug where the Ranking System would not give you the proper reward if you were Rank 1 - it was instead checking for Rank 2.
- Changed the Bronze Silver and Gold Candy items. As an example, Previously, the Gold Candy would give a Pokemon 10 levels but could only be used if the Pokemon was level 50 or lower, taking them to a max of Level 60.
- Now, the item can be used all the way up to level 59, but you will gain less levels. Say, if you are a Level 56 Pokemon and use a Gold Candy, you will gain 4 levels, taking you to Level 60. This should help make them more useful.
- Added an option to skip the intro in Free Mode.
- Made a few small balance changes to some trainers.
Version 1.11
- Adjusted some of the trainer rematch levels down a bit. They were a little bit overtuned.
- Adjusted the final fight of Free Mode.
- Fixed a few Pokemon Icons that were cut in half.
- Fixed a couple of spelling/variable errors.
- Added the Park Ball to the game - it can be purchased outside the Pokemon Catching Contest. With this, the Pokeball Collecting Quest is now completable. Oops!
- Changed the Voltorb Flip Quest. You now only go down one level when losing, rather than being set to level 1.
Version 1.10
Design Goals
- Added a new mode for replays.
- Wanted to improve the players options for leveling up throughout the game, if needed.
- Wanted to adjust Pokemon to make them more fun to use.
- Wanted to slightly increase game speed if needed.
- Wanted to add a new optional battle area available before the postgame.
New Features
- Balance Changes for some Pokemon. Generally, slow Pokemon with lots of weaknesses got a slight stat boost.
- Adjusted the learn level for various moves. Generally, moves that are key to a Pokemon's strategy are learned slightly earlier.
- Added a large new area, the Rental Stadium, available in the town of . You receive Rental Pokemon and have to battle through over 8 ranks worth of battles in Single, Double, and Triple battles. The more fights you win, the more Rental Pokemon and Items you will receive. You'll also receive some rewards you can take out of the stadium, like...
- Several new TMs that contain a few moves from Pokemon Sword and Shield. They can be obtained through the Rental Stadium.
- Added Free Mode, which has to be selected at the start of the game. Intended for replays or for those who want minimal story, it's actually set up as a sequel to the game's plot. It cuts out all ofthe events that happen after you obtain a badge and makes them optional, and allows you to either play as one character or swap at any point. Please note that since various story areas are not forced to be visited, the difficulty curve may be a bit steeper.
- The Re-battleable Ace Trainers now have teams that get stronger with badges earned, so you have more option for leveling up.
- Generic Pokemon Trainers on the basic Routes (Route 1, 2, 3, etc.) could be battled with multiple characters in previous versions. Now, they improve in strength with each trainer who battles them.
- Added "Transition Speed" to the options menu. If set to Normal, it is the same as previous versions. If set to fast, it increases the speed at which the pre and post-battle transitions play.
- Added "Bar Fill Speed" to the options menu. If set to Normal, it is the same as previous versions. If set to fast, it increases the speed of which HP bars drop and fill and the EXP bar fills.
- Added an additional Bicycle Shop in St. Laurent, very early in the game. Although it is a bit pricy, the bicycle is now available much sooner.
- Added various new window skins.
- Added an NPC in The Base that allows you to change your team name.
- Added several 5 new TMs containing moves from Pokemon Sword and Shield, obtainable through the Rental Stadium.
- When playing in Random Pokemon mode, there is now a very slim chance that you will receive an "Uber" Pokemon.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed some Pokemon's TM compatibility lists that did not line up with their pre-evolutions.
- Changed the pathing of a few NPCs to prevent getting softlocked.
- Fixed a few PokeKings entries.
- Added some text warning the player if they attempt to go into the first gym without exploring.
VERSION 1.06 - Fixed the following
MAJOR BUGS
- Fixed quest "Kids Court" - it should progress properly now.
- Fixed a couple of potential softlocks in Victory Tower.
- Fixed a bug where Sheer Cold would hit even Ice Type Pokemon.
- Fixed a bug with Heal Bell, where it would fail if the user did not have a status condition.
MINOR BUGS
- Fixed a handful of graphical bugs.
- Fixed a couple of mapping errors.
- Fixed a couple of spelling errors.
- Fixed a bug where the EXPNCard in Dragon Valley would not give you a new phone number.
GAMEPLAY CHANGES
- Slightly improved the rewards for doing many Master Trainers.
- Made a couple of minor movepool additions.
I've also updated the spreadsheet a bit! It's got Pokemon Locations, abilities, a little blurb on Battle Island and a very simple Walkthrough now.
VERSION 1.05 - Fixed the following
MAJOR BUGS
- Fixed an error where, after defeating the Champion, an event that was supposed to play would not play. Although you could still progress the game, some story along with some gift items and Pokemon that were to be gifted to you would not be obtained. For those of you who have been effected by this bug, I added an NPC in the room in the Mystery Zone where you receive tips who will play the event and give you the gifts.
- Fixed a game crash in the Dojo, when challenging Lino Masaya.
- Fixed a rare error in Victory Tower, but if it was triggered would cause the crystal pathways to no longer appear, rendering progress impossible. If this bug effected you, wait long enough in one of the rooms in Victory Tower with those passages, and it will fix itself after some time.
MINOR BUGS
- Fixed a few more graphical bugs.
- The Kimling line did not have a Shiny variant - one was added.
- Fixed the bug where losing the fight immediately before the third gym leader would cause the event to keep playing even after your loss.
GAMEPLAY CHANGES
- Made it so that the signs on the routes that tell you if you have captured all Pokemon will turn Green once you have obtained the shard from them.
- Changed the descriptions of some items and abilities to be clearer as to what they do.
- Added a few additional Pokemon that you can be given in the Battle Factory.
- Added an NPC in the base that sells "DVDs" of TV shows. On the TV next to that merchant, you can watch the specific show you want.
Biggest bug this time was definitely the event after the Champion - I have no idea how that happened! If you're already past that point, I added an NPC in the room where you get tips - talking to that NPC will play the event again and give you the various gifts you were supposed to have.
VERSION 1.04 - Fixed the following
MAJOR BUGS
- Fixed an error on Route 10, where if you exited the bridge heading south you would become unable to move.
- Fixed a potential softlock in Victory Tower
- Fixed an error where certain items were not purchaseable when using Black or Silver shards.
MINOR BUGS
- Fixed several spelling errors.
- Fixed a few errors where the characters face graphic would not appear.
- Fixed the Pokekings entry for Wexfowl
- Fixed an error where you could walk on the roof in Corbann.
- Fixed an error where you were removed from the Boatpocalypse II after losing a battle.
- Fixed a few graphical errors that had stray pixels, etc.
- Fixed an issue where the Bug Ball Pokeball was unusable in battle and instead acted like an ether.
- A couple other minor bugfixes.
GAMEPLAY CHANGES
- Slightly adjusted the EXP calculation. In particular, the EXP gained for using an underleveled Pokemon when you have many badges is now capped at a higher amount.
Version 1.02 - Fixed the following:
MAJOR BUG FIXES
- Fixed an important issue with an NPC on Route 12 who, if battled and lost to, would cause all your party Pokemon except one to vanish until entering and exiting the base. This could lead to crashes if another "Select Pokemon" event occured before then.
- Fixed an issue that some players were having who were unable to progress past the third badge and enter gyms, despite having cleared everything necessary to progress. If you were experiencing this bug, please enter the base, heal your Pokemon, and leave through the front entrance, and it should fix itself.
- Fixed an issue with the quest "Hungry for Blue Shards". It could not be finished if you did not finish it upon first talking to the quest giver.
MINOR BUG FIXES
- Fixed a few graphical issues with Pokemon sprites/icons (Notably, Vennec and Dragonlord's Icon's were cut off in the party. I also slightly adjusted some of the other icons)
- Fixed the sign in Discovery Town to display the correct Pokemon available. Accordingly, the shard can now be attained.
- Fixed a bug with Incinerate where it would not display the name of the item being destroyed.
- Fixed an issue where the Itemfinder quest would show up in Tara's quest log twice. If you have already been affected by this bug, talking to the kid in the base who gives you the itemfinder once you have completed the quest will remove both instances of the quest.
- Fixed an issue where the text about Lionel's Yoball when healing Pokemon would display multiple times, rather than only once as was intended.
GAMEPLAY CHANGES
- Made it so that all trainers on the Routes can be battled by the four characters separately. Please note that the trainers will not be any stronger or weaker, but it may be a good way to get some money for your characters, and it only makes sense! Trainers in dungeons are unaffected, moreso out of courtesy so that re-traversing them is not as painful.
Version 1.01 - Fixed the following bugs
- Some text used the old name of the game before it was finalized;
- One of the Casino prizes price was set too high and was unpurchasable;
- Fixed a crash when checking the sign in Discovery Town;
- Added a Pokekings message board post for Jargon;
- Other minor text/graphical fixes.
About Pokemon Terra Nova
This game has been a project of ours since the release of Pokemon Black 2, and its been a sort of internal project among myself and my friend group since then. We've worked on and off on it, but I'm happy to present the finished project here today - this is a big fangame! My playtesters reported times between 50 and 130 hours, depending on how much or little optional content you do.
This game was made in Pokemon Essentials, and the game is fully complete barring any potential small bug-fix updates or minor content additions.
Over 880 Original Pokemon! (Fakemon)
This game features an absolutely massive amount of Fakemon - over 880 of them! These were sprited ourselves - some of them are splices of original Pokemon, whereas others are original designs. There are no original Pokemon in this game - only Fakemon! For more detail, check the Readme after downloading the project!
16 Gyms, with some freedom as to how to progress the game!
There are 16 gyms in this game. Gyms are separated into groups of four - you must defeat two of the gyms in that group of four to advance to the next group of gyms and gain access to more areas
of the world. You will have the opportunity to challenge all of the gyms once you are far enough in the game, at endgame levels.
Lots of detail and side content!
There's lots of random things in this game to make the game world feel more alive!
PokeKings online Message board featuring Art and fake "Forum Posts" by the game characters on each and every Fully Evolved Pokemon!
Find or earn costumes to change your characters look! Some of them are slight changes, and others are completely different!
Inspect nearly every item of furniture to receive some silly flavor text! There's LOTS of them! You might even end up finding a Furniture Token...
Other characters in the game world can randomly be found from place to place. There are lots of them, and their dialogue changes frequently. You might see them talking to NPCs, each other, or they might be free and offer you a trade or a battle.
Oftentimes, when you lose to a gym leader, you might come back to find them already challenging someone else! You can sit and watch the battle, or come back at a later time.
PokeGear features many different phone channels to call. Some of them offer useful battling features like a Move Relearner or Pokemon Name Rater, but others are more amusing like a number that lets you bet on fake futuristic racers and much more!
40+ optional sidequests, including a Quest Log script by M3rein to keep track of them!
Tons of Postgame battling content, like Master Trainers for every fully evolved Pokemon (400+) and many high level tournaments and challenges, some straightforward, others with some gimmicks, culminating in the final challenge against 100 trainers! See the Readme for more information
Play as four different characters!
- Thanks to NettoHikari's Multiple Protagonist's script, you will swap between four different characters in this game! They'll have separate teams, but there will come a time when you will be free to swap and trade between all four protagonists...
Plot
- The game features a lighthearted, goofy plot with colourful characters poking fun at each other.
- Lots of scenes, some mandatory, many optional, of the characters bantering with each other or NPCs.
- The game focuses on a group of characters who have travelled to the Deep Blue region, a newly formed region funded almost entirely by a single woman, Silvia. There are many different
types of Pokemon in this region. A gym challenge, Elite Four and champion have been set up for this new region.
- These characters end up finding themselves assigned to a Team and will pool their efforts together to obtain the badges and challenge the Elite Four.
- However, there is a secret going on in the world... Rumours of a mysterious voice talking to people in their sleep, and those that hear it end up falling into a coma not long after.
- What is the truth behind this?
Screenshots
Spoiler:
A battle screen.
Inspecting furniture all around the world might produce goofy dialogue.
Your playable character might respond to certain NPCs!
This is one of the characters default costume...
And this is one of his alternate costumes! There are many more.
A Pokedex entry. It shows Base Stats and gives a rough idea as to how you may use the Pokemon.
Another Pokedex entry. This one is not fully evolved, so it tells you the method of evolution - in this case, level.
Part of the posts you can find on the PokeKings message board, available after you play the game for a little bit. You can find goofy dialogue, competitive tips, and poorly drawn fan art of each fully evolved Pokemon. The below is an example of some of the goofy dialogue for just one of the Pokemon.
I think that sums up just about everything! The download links are at the top of the post.
There might still be some little bugs here and there. We've done a lot of playtesting, but this is a large game and I can't promise I caught absolutely everything.
I hope you have a great time trying this game out - there's tons to do and see. Please see the Readme in the RAR file for detailed information and tips!
Credits
Spoiler:
GAME DEVELOPERS
- MC50 (Story, Writing, Mapping, Events, Gameplay, and more)
- Zeph2K4 (Fakemon Sprites, Character Sprites, Mapping, and more)
SPECIAL THANKS TO
- Darkshadow574
- Muff
- Olivia7
- Prono
- Swood
- Sassin9
- All of our friends who helped with their input as to the final games design!
Awesome! Game looks so awesome I'm excited to play it. Any plans to make documentation with enemy trainer teams? It would be super helpful while playing so I know the levels of the teams I'll be fighting.
The Region Map is below. It's kind of simple, but the colour of the routes show which areas you have access to. Yellow is areas you have access to from the start. Blue you have access to after two badges, orange after four, and red after six.
As for Documentation with enemy teams... It's a little tricky since there are tons and tons of trainers in this game, but I can let you know the levels of the gym leaders, if that helps you plan it out a bit. The Gym Leaders levels change a bit depending on the order you take them on in.
Gym 1 (Levels from 15-17, 3 Pokemon)
Gym 2 (Levels from 18-22, 4 Pokemon)
Gym 3 (Levels from 26-28, 4 Pokemon)
Gym 4 (Levels from 31-33, 5 Pokemon)
Gym 5 (Levels from 38-40, 5 Pokemon)
Gym 6 (Levels from 42-43, 6 Pokemon)
Gym 7 (Levels from 52-54, 6 Pokemon)
Gym 8 (Levels from 58-60, 6 Pokemon)
All Gym Rematches are at level 60 with 6 Pokemon.
Past level 60, the EXP gain slows down quite a bit, so that's around the level I expect you to be for endgame. It's not a hard cap but it's difficult to get past 60.
That said, fighting higher level Pokemon gets you way more EXP in this game, so if you're just a bit under a gym leader just knocking out one or two of their Pokemon could get you a big EXP boost, even if you lose.
As for a discord - that's a good idea - I'll work on getting one ready in the next day or two for those who are interested.
Okay, so I've just downloaded the game and started reading the Readme doc.
I want to say that I love the idea of having four characters at the same time, that's a phenomenal idea, I've never seen it before. I'll be able to test 24 different pokemons in a single playthrough!!!
There are a few points that I don't like, but that's my personal taste. Like the level cap, or the set type of battle.
But on the other hand, I really like the level scaling, the healing after each battle, or the held items not being consumed. (Finally, I can use berries on my pokemon without the risk of losing my one Sitrus berry just before the champion!!!!!)
Thank you for all your work.
(Sadly I absolutely do not have the time to play right now, but it's at the very top of my to-play list.)
Edit: Would it be possible to have a list of fakemons? At least name and type? My favorite thing is brainstorming a team and later seeing if it work.
When reading the sign that lists available Pokémon in the starting town, after choosing "Detailed Look", the game writes these names: Vuny, Conflanatus, Brinch and then it crashes with an error message.
This looks fantastic! Unfortunately, after downloading it (twice, both from mega and mf), and extracting it, it doesn't launch. It opens the game, stays on a black screen before closing itself. Other fangames work perfectly for me, though.
This looks fantastic! Unfortunately, after downloading it (twice, both from mega and mf), and extracting it, it doesn't launch. It opens the game, stays on a black screen before closing itself. Other fangames work perfectly for me, though.
this is a common problem in some other pokemon games for me too,to fix it go to "this pc",click "system properties",click "advanced system settings",click "settings: in performance part,
click data execution prevention,click "turn on dep for all programs and services except those i select" then click add and add the game.exe
Hi, thanks for your comments. Currently there is no speedup button. The EXP share can be found either after you get the first badge in the dungeon you are sent to, or purchased from the store. All characters except the first will also start with one in their inventory. It is the old style of EXP share which splits EXP between two Pokemon.
I've posted a new version with some bugfixes - the Changelog is in the bottom of the post. Most notably is the crash in the first town when checking the sign (How did we miss THAT?) and fixing the coin cost for Highprice to be what it says (It was accidentally set too high.)
Uhhh, is there a Discord server for this? This sounds like a great fangame but I mostly only play fangames where there is am active Discord server so I don't have to wait for any help on these forums...
For the other starters, yes! It'll be quite a long time, but once you get 8 badges you can take part in a special tournament at the Tag Dome. Each time you clear it, you'll get a choice of one of the starters again.
After the third badge... In most cases, you need to head back to your base and head to Silvia's office (to the left). If you've already done that, you'll need to head to the teleporter - that's when you go into the base and head far to the right - and head to the Tag Dome.
I'm not sure what happened to your save file! It's odd, because the name of the project hasn't changed so it usually keeps files that way. Check to see if your save file is still where it should be, maybe?
If you're playing on PC, you can find it on your C Drive, in the following path:
Users > (The profile you are using) > Saved Games > TerraNova
In there should be a "Game.RXDATA", maybe see if it got moved somehow? If it still doesn't work, I can send link to the old version to see if that brings it back.
m getting a Google Doc together that will state evolution levels and methods. Right now it only has the Normal Types in it - it also has a listing of quests and costumes. I'll be updating it throughout the week. Use the tabs on the bottom of the document to look through. It's a work in progress, but it might help it out!
