Pokemon vore game?

[Archangel64]

Hi guys,

Do you know any vore games, where humans get eaten by pokemons? If yes, could you give me a link please?
(Pokemon/f or Pokemon/m)

Thank you for now.

-Archangel64

[ScienceTiny]

You could just search this forum for Pokemon, but most of what I know of is text-based
There's a list of most text-based games in this thread: viewtopic.php?f=79&t=43297
There are also a few interavtives on this site about that here: https://aryion.com/iss/ You'll have to search through them yourself (try ctrl+f and type 'pokemon')

There are also several interactives on another site called Writing dot com, but that site isn't used much anymore after the person running it got stupid greedy. There are ways to access it through the internet archive, but it's still a bit of a pain. More on that here: viewtopic.php?f=22&t=58270

[VampireFlowerLover22]

And all the good interactive stories are on writing.com!! T~T

[Dracon_Kitsune]

viewtopic.php?f=79&t=39187 is the first one I think of here. Or, you could always try to make your own. There are numerous tools, such as RPG maker, which also has a lot of possible free tools to use for pokemon games.

[ScienceTiny]

And all the good interactive stories are on writing.com!! T~T

There are some good ones on this site, but the ones on writing.com are generally longer/more complete. However, they are still accessible through the method described here: viewtopic.php?f=22&t=58270

It can actually work quite well once you have it set up. Only real problems are how slow it is (since it's through the wayback machine), and that it can be a bit annoying figuring out which links work (they will often have an asterisk, indicating a blank page, but will link to content just fine).

[VampireFlowerLover22]

And all the good interactive stories are on writing.com!! T~T

There are some good ones on this site, but the ones on writing.com are generally longer/more complete. However, they are still accessible through the method described here: viewtopic.php?f=22&t=58270

It can actually work quite well once you have it set up. Only real problems are how slow it is (since it's through the wayback machine), and that it can be a bit annoying figuring out which links work (they will often have an asterisk, indicating a blank page, but will link to content just fine).

I don't wanna use the wayback machine for writing.com interactive stories, what they need to do is create a free version of the site for people who can't afford membership plans.

[Crazyman536]

And all the good interactive stories are on writing.com!! T~T

There are some good ones on this site, but the ones on writing.com are generally longer/more complete. However, they are still accessible through the method described here: viewtopic.php?f=22&t=58270

It can actually work quite well once you have it set up. Only real problems are how slow it is (since it's through the wayback machine), and that it can be a bit annoying figuring out which links work (they will often have an asterisk, indicating a blank page, but will link to content just fine).

I don't wanna use the wayback machine for writing.com interactive stories, what they need to do is create a free version of the site for people who can't afford membership plans.

I rather doubt they would do that since it costs money to run the servers that all of that it on. adding that in would likely cost more and then nobody would bother buying the membership. realistically speaking, forcing the add system like some sites do would work better than the general stupidity they went with, which drives people away. Don't have a membership, here's a 20 second add to view the next page.