Download & install
Official V14 builds for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android.
Open the install guideFan guide · V14
Pokémon Rejuvenation
A free, story-driven Pokémon fan game with 100+ hours of main story. Explore Aevium as the Interceptor, face Team Xen, and shape the ending through the Paragon and Renegade routes.
- Version
- V14
- Chapters
- 1–16
- Playtime
- 100+ hrs
- Pokémon
- All 1025
Password & cheat list
Every code in the game: combo packs, modifiers, debug mode.
Browse every passwordChapter walkthroughs
Routes from the Gearen streets to the endgame, plus maps.
Read the walkthroughs
WindowsV14 · Windows 7+
macOSV14 · native build
LinuxV14 · AppImage
Android · KirinV14 · official mobile
Android · JoiPlayV14 · alt runtime
All five official builds are free and served from rebornevo.com/rejuvdown (MEGA & Mediafire mirrors). Need the older V13.5 build or the V14 changelog? See the version history — and follow our step-by-step download & install guide for first-time setup.
What is Pokemon Rejuvenation?
Pokemon Rejuvenation (often searched as "rejuvenation pokemon" or "pokemonrejuvenation") is a fan-made Pokémon RPG that has been in development for over a decade. Decades ago, the region of Aevium was torn apart by the calamity known as Storm-9. Now, as the dark organization Team Xen rises to destroy what little peace remains, you — the Interceptor — must explore the Aevium archipelago and uncover the dark secrets hidden in the cracks of the world.
The game is completely free, built on the RPG Maker XP engine with the Essentials Starter Kit, and delivers over 100 hours of main-story gameplay. V14 includes content spanning all the way through Generation 9 — all 1,025 Pokémon. Along the way you will face 18 type-based gyms, an Elite 8, field-effect battles inherited from Reborn and expanded, and two divergent story routes that change the chapters, bosses and endings you see.
Current version: V14 is out now (updated 2026)
Pokemon Rejuvenation V14 contains Chapters 1 through 16, including Generation 9 Pokémon and ZA Mega Pokémon. Version 16 is planned as the final release. See the version & update page for the V14 changelog, and the Get Started Hub for installation help.
Explore the Guide — 5 Topic Hubs
Every article on this site lives under one of five hubs, so you are never more than two clicks from the answer:
Get Started — Download & Install
Official download mirrors for Windows, Mac and Linux, Android setup with JoiPlay and Kirin, version history, mods, and Reborn vs Rejuvenation comparisons.
Download V14 »Guides — Walkthroughs & Starters
Chapter-by-chapter walkthroughs, the best starter for your playstyle, tier lists and gym/battle advice for every stage of the game.
Start playing smarter »Story & World — Chapters & Characters
Chapter summaries, quest walkthroughs, character profiles, locations of Aevium and the relationship system behind your choices.
Dive into the plot »Mechanics — Items, Moves & Systems
Field effects, crests, mega stones, move tutors, collection goals, achievements and every gameplay system explained in detail.
Master the systems »Resources — Passwords & Community
The full Pokemon Rejuvenation password list, debug mode help, and the official wiki, Discord, Reddit and documentation links.
Find tools & people »Quick Start — Popular Pages
Download the game
Official V14 builds for Windows, Mac and Linux, plus Android via JoiPlay and Kirin, with mirror tips and install steps.
Download GuidePassword list
Every password and cheat code in the game — combo packs, difficulty modifiers, special codes and debug mode instructions.
Password ListWalkthroughs
Chapter-by-chapter walkthrough resources, from the early routes to the endgame, with maps and battle tips.
View GuidesCommunity & wiki
Official wiki, Discord server, Reddit, forums and documentation — every link with an official vs unofficial table.
Community LinksSystem Requirements
Rejuvenation is lightweight — it runs on modest hardware because it uses the RPG Maker XP engine:
| Platform | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Windows | Windows 7 and later, OpenGL 2.0 |
| macOS | Recent macOS versions |
| Linux | OpenGL 2.0 (official Linux build available, including AppImage) |
| Android | Runs via JoiPlay or the officially recommended Kirin |
| Memory & disk | 2+ GB RAM (4+ recommended), 2 GB free disk space |
Requirements as listed in the official V14 download notes. Check the Get Started Hub for platform-specific setup guides.
Pokemon Rejuvenation FAQ
What is Pokemon Rejuvenation?
Pokemon Rejuvenation is a free, story-driven Pokémon fan game by Jan and the Rejuvenation Team. You play as the Interceptor in the Aevium region, opposing Team Xen, with 18 gyms, an Elite 8, two story routes and every Pokémon up to Generation 9 in V14. It is one of the largest and most ambitious Pokémon fangames ever made.
Is Pokemon Rejuvenation complete?
Not yet. The current release, V14, includes Chapters 1 through 16, but development continues. Version 16 is planned as the final release of the game — as of 2026, no release date has been confirmed for it.
Is Pokemon Rejuvenation finished?
The game is not finished as of V14 — the story is still being written and new chapters are released over time. Saves carry forward between versions, so you can play everything released so far and continue when the next update drops.
Is Pokemon Rejuvenation free?
Yes — completely free. Download it from the official site rebornevo.com for Windows, Mac and Linux, or use JoiPlay/Kirin on Android. This fan guide is also free, and we never host or link to paid mirrors.
What is the current version of Pokemon Rejuvenation?
V14 is the current version, containing Chapters 1 through 16 and Generation 9 Pokémon. For the full list of changes since V13.5, see our version & updates page.
Unofficial fan guide
This site is an unofficial fan resource for Pokémon Rejuvenation. It is not affiliated with Nintendo, The Pokémon Company, or the Rejuvenation Team. Official download and forum: rebornevo.com.
Sources
Every figure on this page traces back to the game's own release material or to the community wiki, and each guide page names its sources individually. The three references used most:
- Official Pokémon Rejuvenation page — the project's own description of scope, version and support.
- Rejuvenation Wiki — community-maintained documentation, used with version caveats.
- Official download page — the authoritative current build and its patch notes.
Corrections and our source hierarchy are documented on the about & editorial policy page.