Pokemon games on the computer

This way, you can avoid any system-related technical issues. Home Puzzle Pokemon The Game. If you do not want to download the APK file, you can install Pokemon The Game PC by connecting your Google account with the emulator and downloading the app from the play store directly. Block Puzzle! Relax Jigsaw Puzzles PC v 2. Watermarbling PC v 1. Ball Push PC v 1. Domino Line! Draw n Road PC v 0. Even though PlayStation games are slowly making their way over and Xbox releases are almost a guarantee thanks to Game Pass, Nintendo may never follow.

There are still plenty of alternatives, though. Developers have been testing the creature collecting waters over the years, almost like they're scared of Nintendo's wrath if their game is too close to its monster-catching inspirations.

The list below includes all kinds of games influenced by Nintendo's creature-catching goliath. It's a creature collector where your little buddies don't fight each other, but compete in dance battles—a friendly alternative.

If you get worn out by all the dance battles, the life-sim elements of the game are also a treat. You can build a farming empire, make friends with the locals, and decorate your home with funky furniture, all things I have sunk many many hours into. Ooblets is still in Early Access but there's plenty to do, and the majority of its story is ready to play. If you're still not sold on Oobleets, look no further than Gloopy Longlegs. Release date: January Developer: Crema Steam. You have teams of creatures who fight each other, different regions to explore, and an evil band of hooligans to take down.

Battles are bombastic due to Temtem's 3D animations, and NPCs and gym leaders known as Dojo masters in the Temtem universe are actually pretty tough to beat—there's no way you can easily breeze through battles in Temtem. And the best part is that it's an MMO, letting you fight and adventure with friends and strangers.

It's another game on this list in Early Access, but with the first four of its major islands released, there are hours worth of playtime. Usually in creature collecting games you need to battle and then capture the beasts that cross your path.

But in Monster Crown, you don't just battle monsters—you can make pacts with them to join your crew, which is pretty cool. It's also different to other games on this list in that the scope of its story is much bigger, and instead of battling groups of meddling baddies, it has a much darker tone dealing with heroes, legacies, and evil rulers. There's also a much bigger emphasis on breeding your creatures, creating powerful new species—there are more than to mad science into existence.

I'm not super into the monster designs, but the intricate breeding system is a new feature I haven't seen in this style of game before. The character animations are fun, the world is vibrant, and the creatures are a well-designed bunch of which there are It's a lot easier than some of the other suggestions on this list—like Temtem or Siralim Ultimate—so it's definitely for players looking for a more casual time.

The most difficult part of the game is choosing between the three starter Nexomon which include an adorable baby beaver, yellow tiger cub, and a lizard with a pink flower. You battle some pretty ferocious beasts in the Final Fantasy series, but in World of Final Fantasy they've been shrunk down and given a dose of cuteness. This spin-off sees you carefully stacking your round friends called Mirages on top of eachother, giving your party a variety of abilities.

Not only that, but famous Final Fantasy characters have also been turned into chibi form—it's adorable. It's a twist to monster battles, but still has a traditional Final Fantasy story where you once again must save the world from an impending threat.

If you're after a game with a little more depth, Siralim Ultimate will give you just that.