What are some hacks that are actually worth playing?

>>27808241
clover

glazed was pretty good
and everything that's completed so far in gary's mod

uranuim

>>27808241
>Pokemon Quartz is 11 years old

>>27808241
Gaia is fantastic. Also, go to /heg/ for questions like this.

I don't see the appeal in playing any hack to be honest. What's the point if you can't transfer your Pokemon to PokeBank and Sun/Moon?

>>27808265
CANCER

>>27808241
Gaia
Glazed
Flora Sky
Cyan
Vega and its sequels/prequels.
Resolute
Naturia (for masochists)
All of of Drayano's work
Neo XY
Red Adventures (if you like the manga)

>>27808241
All of the Ruby Destiny games.

>>27808437
It's about the adventure, not the destination.
Yes, I like to play the games in the original hardware, if I find a shiny I can keep it forever, and I can make a collection of every main team that I used.

But trying new things is also interesting, new maps, new story, new pokémon, new dialogue. Playing Uranium right now, this is the kind of stuff I'm talking about.

>>27808241
>BARO
Jesus Christ, I wish I could forget this game.

>>27808878
I bet BARO wishes he could forget it, too.

>>27808286
where get?

>>27809568
wasn't he like 25 when he was working on the sequel

>>27808536
>Neo XY
>Resolute
OP asked for hacks that are actually worth playing

>>27808878
>>27809568
This game was done a millennium ago and was mostly done by hex editing while pushing the hacking movement forward.
Gotta give credit where it's due, of course it's gonna be meh looking back.

Snakewood feels really good for some reason. It's just really comfy.

I haven't played many hacks but Star Sapphire's pretty dope. Difficulty is a lot like how I'd design a game given the opportunity

>>27808286
Uranium is not a hack. Its a piece of shit made with RPG maker. The sprites are gay as shit. RPG maker is for the super autistic and the casuals who don't know any better. Go eat shit you faggot autist