Pokémon Fan Recreates Pokémon Yellow In An "Overwhelmingly Positive" Rated Steam Gem

Sandbox games have consistently been a host for crossover recreations, and the ever-popular is the subject of a particularly impressive one. Games like and have given creative players the tools and freedom to remake scenes or settings from shows and other video games, but rarely are the same extensive efforts seen in .

Reddit user EaldorPrime shared their recreation of the Game Boy classic , done entirely in According to the user’s post, this was done without using mods, making it all the more impressive when considering 's side-scrolling viewpoint, compared to the isometric camera in. According to EaldorPrime in the comments on the post, they managed the recreation through “” and “.”

And for the game’s beloved Pikachu? EaldorPrime used theVolt Bunny, which was added as part of the game in the 1.4 update. The companion is a direct reference to the Electric-type Pokémon, as not only is its coloring nearly identical to the franchise’s best-known mascot, but its movement seems to imitate Pikachu’s erratic quick attack movement as seen in the anime and other games like

Terraria has a lot of amazing world seeds, with many of them being secret world seeds that unlock new and incredible challenges for willing players.

is a spectacular indie game that has consistently been rated well by its players, currently boasting an “Overwhelmingly Positive” rating on Steam with more than one million reviews (and nearly 45 million copies sold as of 2022). But despite technically being a sandbox title, it’s not one that lends itself to masterful recreations as well as some other titles do.

There are a handful of Easter eggs for other beloved games scattered throughout (besides the Volt Bunny’s nod to Pikachu). Creepers from can appear in a player’s world, though they’re not nearly as dangerous as they are in the 3D counterpart. fans can catch a Joja Cola while fishing and receive the Well Fed buff for consuming it, or have it purified by the Dryad. Letting the Dryad purify the soda