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All 22 Pokemon Game

All 22 Pokemon Game is a football game with 151 Pokémon. Build your lineup, take the field 11-on-11, and play every snap in your browser. Pick the retro gym challenge or the Madden-style pro game.

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Two ways to play · free in browser

Game film 01Retro gym challenge

ALL-22 BOWL

A retro pixel-art Pokémon football game. Take your All-22 lineup onto the field and beat the gyms one region at a time.

Style
Retro pixel art
Format
11-on-11 football
Opponents
Gyms of Kanto, Johto, Hoenn and Sinnoh
Phone
Plays in landscape
Play ALL-22 BOWL ▸
Game film 02Pro mode

ALL-22 PRO

A third-person, Madden-style Pokémon football game with SNES Mode 7 pixel art, played behind the line of scrimmage.

Style
SNES Mode 7 pixel art
Camera
Third-person, Madden-style
Format
11-on-11 football
Roster
The original 151
Play ALL-22 PRO ▸

How it plays

The short scouting report

22

Every player counts

All-22 is the coaches' film that shows all 22 players on the field. Here, 11 Pokémon line up on each side of the ball.

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Regions to conquer

In ALL-22 BOWL your team works through the gyms of Kanto, Johto, Hoenn and Sinnoh.

151

Original roster

ALL-22 PRO brings the original 151 into a third-person football game with a Mode 7 look.

FAQ

Before kickoff

What is the All 22 Pokemon Game?

All 22 Pokemon Game is a football game with Pokémon. Two versions play in your browser: ALL-22 BOWL, a retro pixel-art game against the gyms of four regions, and ALL-22 PRO, a third-person Madden-style game with the original 151.

Why is it called All 22?

In football, All-22 is the coaches' film that shows all 22 players on the field. The game puts 11 Pokémon on each side, so all 22 are in play every snap.

Which version should I play first?

Start with ALL-22 BOWL if you want a retro campaign against gym leaders. Pick ALL-22 PRO if you want a modern football camera and the full original roster.

Do I need to download anything?

No. Both games run in a web browser with JavaScript turned on. On a phone, turn it sideways because the games play in landscape.