The Fox & The Hare F Group

I honestly didn't expect a Pokémon browser game to eat my evenings, but here we are. I opened Pokerogue one night just to see what it was, picked a starter, and lost my first run faster than I'd like to admit. Two Pokémon down, no healing items left, and my last mon staring down a trainer I clearly wasn't ready for. Classic. Then I hit "new run" without even thinking about it.

That loop is the whole thing, really. PokéRogue is a fan-made Pokémon roguelite, and it borrows the part of roguelikes that keeps you up late: you play, you die, you learn something, you go again. It's not an official Nintendo or Game Freak project, and once you play a bit, that's kind of charming — it feels like a love letter written by people who clearly play Pokémon a lot.

The team-building got me before the battles did

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