You may have heard of this fanmade Pokémon Edition, as it's been domianting the Pokémon news lately:
After nine years in the making, a brand new, free-to-play Pokémon RPG launched this month called Pokémon Uranium. It features 150 custom-made Pokémon you've never seen before—including a new species called Nuclear—and it lets you play as a male, female, or gender-neutral protagonist.
Uranium invites you to capture and train a wide variety of never seen before Pokémon. It also offers online trading and battling. One of Uranium's most impressive additions is a whole new breed of Pokémon called Nuclear, which introduces a decidedly darker tone into the series universe.
The starter Pokémon of Tandor are: Orchynx (Grass/Steel), Raptorch (Fire/Ground) & Eletux (Water/Electric), and they each evolve once.
Spoiler: Plot
Pokemon Uranium takes place in the lush, diverse Tandor region, home to over 150 new and unique species of Pokemon. Tandor is known for its world famous Tandor Regional Championship, where Trainers from all across the Pokemon world compete for the honor of being crowned Champion. In order to qualify, they must first collect all 8 Gym Badges from various towns and cities across the region.
The hero, a teenager who grew up in Moki Town, begins their adventure reluctantly. After their mother Lucille diappeared ten years ago in a nuclear catastrophe, their father Kellyn, the top Pokemon Ranger in the Tandor Ranger Union, left them to grow up with their elderly Auntie in Moki Town. Now that they are grown up, they leave home and do what so many young people do and take up Pokémon Training as an occupation.
Professor Bamb'o, regional expert on Pokémon elements, has been looking for a trainer assistant to travel the region and gather specimens of the varied wildlife. the main character volunteers, along with their rival, a younger boy named Theo. After taking a test and receiving their starter Pokémon, they head towards your first gym challenge in Nowtoch city, and take their first steps exploring the Tandor region.
Things aren't as sunny as they first seem, though. Just when the accident ten years ago had been all but forgotten, new mysteries emerge. A new power plant is built over the site of the old one. Kellyn begins acting strangely, journeying to the far reaches of the region and questioning whether your mother is really deceased. Sinister Pokemon, corrupted by nuclear radiation, threaten innocent people. In the midst of the turmoil, it seems that an impending disaster is looming over Tandor... and there might be only one person who can prevent it.
Are you interested in playing this or have you already played it?
Which starter Pokémon would you pick?
