Pokemon Fire Red Infinity Horizon ROM

Features

• All Pokémon from Generations 1 to 3 are obtainable
• Over 85 brand-new maps and redesigned areas (Kanto’s map has nearly doubled in size)
• Over 500 Pokémon encounters in the overworld
• More than 30 new side quests inspired by the anime
• ⁠Over 85 guardian Pokémon in caves and specific areas
• A living world with NPCs and story-driven events
• ⁠Increased overall difficulty (lower catch rates; trainers use stronger teams; more challenging Pokémon League; redesigned Gym Leader teams; etc.)
• Gym Leaders can be rematched in new locations (with different and much stronger teams)
• ⁠Over 150 new battle trainers spread across routes and caves
• ⁠New moves added to various Pokémon to make them more competitive
• Each route is designed to be an adventure, not just a transition area.
• Trade evolutions replaced with level-based evolutions (Lv. 55)
• Friendship evolutions replaced with level-based evolutions
• Increased shiny encounter rate (1/256)
• ⁠Fast travel system between routes and cities
• All starters from Generations 1 to 3 available in specific locations
• NPC vendors selling special items (all TMs, Poké Balls, and battle items can be purchased from them)

Changelog

V1.1

New Features

• Two brand-new legendary quests have been added to the game! Players can now embark on epic journeys to capture the mighty Ho-Oh and Lugia.
• A brand-new exclusive area for Ho-Oh has been introduced: Sacred Peak. Besides the legendary guardian of the skies, the region is also home to several other rare Pokémon.
• A brand-new exclusive area for Lugia has been introduced: Silent Deep. Explore the mysterious depths of this location while facing new challenges and discovering unique Pokémon.
• A new Ghost-type focused area has been added: Deadwater Grotto. Prepare yourself for eerie encounters and terrifying creatures.
• The Move Relearner is now available in every Pokémon Center across Kanto, making it easier to relearn forgotten moves.
  

Improvements

• Professor Oak now gives players 10 Poké Balls at the start of the adventure, allowing for more capture opportunities right from the beginning.
• Ether prices have been significantly reduced to minimize the need for constant trips back to Pokémon Centers.
• Surf options to Seafoam Islands have been replaced with Surf routes to Cerulean, making navigation more convenient.
• Trainers inside Lavender Tower have been reworked to provide a more balanced and challenging experience.
• The items White Herb, Lax Incense, and Macho Brace have been added to the battle item vendor on Island 6.
• Running Shoes are now given to the player as soon as they enter Route 1, speeding up the pace of the adventure from the very start.
• Pokémon Center scripts have been adjusted to correctly position the player after healing their Pokémon.
• Catch rates for certain Pokémon have been increased to create a smoother and more rewarding gameplay experience.
  

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug that allowed players to access the upper levels of Hardstone Cave and Den of Wet Bones without having at least 5 badges.
• Fixed a bug that allowed players to Surf from Pallet to Seafoam Islands or Fuchsia without owning 5 badges.
• Fixed sprite issues involving several trees located between Pallet and Pewter.
• Fixed a bug where players could get stuck in trees after using Escape Rope inside Berry Forest.