What does this mean? It means that despite the Pokedex only containing 420 out of the 1000+ official species, that we have more than 175,000 Pokemon to collect if we want to catch them all. Every one of those Pokemon can fuse with every other one of those Pokemon in one of two ways: where Pokemon A is the head, or where Pokemon A is the body. You might be tempted to start shouting about how that isn’t the full Pokedex, but just hold on for a second. We have 420 Pokemon in the game, which includes every Pokemon from Kanto and Johto, as well as 169 additional Pokemon plucked from other generations. How big an impact can that really have? Doing the maths puts really it into perspective though. Now that might not sound like all that big a deal to read. Oh no, here, everything fuses with everything. There’s not just one or two cool Pokemon that will go together.
Infinite Fusion takes it a step further though. This is something that has been explored in the official lineup, albeit briefly, with the likes of Kyurem and to a lesser extent Rotom. The core mechanic of Pokemon Infinite Fusion is, unsurprisingly, Pokemon fusion. The clue’s in the title, and it doesn’t take long for it to show you.įusing a Bidoof with another Bidoof. It looks fine and runs well even on low-spec systems, and is a great game to throw onto a Windows handheld if you happen to be picking up the ROG Ally this month, but there’s obviously more to it than just being a good fan-made adventure. Because it’s built using RPG Maker and what I assume to be a modified version of the Pokemon Essentials Starter Kit, it’ll run natively on PC with full controller support. On the surface, we have a complete retelling of the original Kanto adventure, complete with graphics resembling the DS games. What I'm talking about today is Pokemon Infinite Fusion. I wanted a ROM hack, and in my search for an interesting one, I stumbled across something I didn’t expect to get excited for: an RPG Maker-built fan game. At the same time, I wanted something fresh that I hadn’t already sunk hundreds of hours into.
Having enjoyed my time with the latest games Scarlet and Violet, I wanted a break from modern titles. Since the transition to the Switch, fans have criticised each title for a flurry of reasons from graphics to performance, to a lack of a complete Pokedex.
In recent years the Pokemon series has seen some highs and lows.
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