The best feature (this is subjective) that you might like with Pokemon Flora Sky is that it severely limits Pokemon encounter codes. Other than that though, installation (for all platforms) was easy and just required downloading the ROM (I used GBA4iOS in-app browser) to my phone, and loading it on my emulator. What I did encounter was some issues with the in-game dialogue. There have been reports of bugs but fortunately I wasn’t able to encounter any of the game-breaking ones during my normal play-through.
Regardless of the emulator, the game play was great and there were no signs of slowdowns or lags (except when using certain cheats). I was also able to play it on John GBA and the My Boy GBA emulators for Android. Like with the previous two homebrew games, I played Pokemon Flora Sky on GBA4iOS. However, you need not worry since I’m going to provide you with the list of those that are sure to come out. As such, some of the Pokemon in the base game have been taken out in favor of the newer ones. One thing that you’ll have to be mindful of though is that most of the Pokemon in Flora Sky are from the 4th and 5th Generation of Pokemon games. This means that you’ll have no problems enabling them unlike with Dark Rising. Like Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire, Emerald has extensive support for cheats.
Unlike Light Platinum and Dark Rising, Pokemon Flora Sky doesn’t deviate so much from its base game (Pokemon Emerald). Was it the game that I was looking for? Read on further to know more!ĭifferences and Similarities with Other Pokemon ROM Hacks My search for a homebrew Pokemon game that would knock me off my feet inadvertently introduced me to Pokemon Flora Sky. On the other hand, although Dark Rising wasn’t as good it still had a lot of memorable moments that made me forget about its maddening first couple of minutes.
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