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Windows download guide →Game identity · history · FAQ
Pokémon Xenoverse: Per Aspera ad Astra is a complete, fan-made Pokémon RPG from Team WEEDle. It sends players across the original Eldiw region, where strange rifts bring powerful X Pokémon from another dimension.
PokemonXenoverse.com is an independent fan resource. We are not the game’s developers and are not affiliated with Nintendo, Game Freak, or The Pokémon Company.
Independent game guideAt a glance
The essential details, without confusing the original game with ROM hacks, unofficial ports, or later remake projects.
The game
Xenoverse begins like a classic journey: choose Kay or Alice, leave Nova Ranch, collect Gym Badges, and cross Eldiw. The familiar structure soon opens into a story about a missing father, Team Dimension, and unstable passages to another universe.
The rifts reshape Pokémon into X forms, alter environments, and connect exploration to the central mystery. The result feels recognizably Pokémon while building a distinct visual style, regional Pokédex, battle ideas, and cast.
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Explore Eldiw
From quiet ranchland to forests, cities, islands, and the edge of another dimension, Eldiw is more than a backdrop.
Signature ideas
Pokémon transformed by energy from another dimension anchor the story and many signature battles.
Explore →Shyleon, Trishout, and Shulong begin distinct journeys and evolve into forms unique to Xenoverse.
Explore →A new type changes matchups and gives the region its own strategic identity.
Explore →Aster’s device detects dimensional disturbances and helps track special encounters.
Explore →Retro-styled forms and original species expand a Pokédex built specifically for Eldiw.
Explore →The main story, League challenge, and substantial post-game form a full-length RPG.
Explore →The people behind it
The original Xenoverse was created by the independent Italian group Team WEEDle, also styled WeedleTeam. Project materials also credit Beehive Studios, with Fabrizio “Starkey” Laborano named as creator.
Its public source repository contains the RPG Maker XP project, Pokémon Essentials v16-based files, mkxp-z runtime components, and Italian and English language resources. It is a fan production, built independently from Nintendo and Game Freak.
View the developer source repository ↗Common misconception
No. Xenoverse is a standalone Windows game made with RPG Maker XP and Pokémon Essentials.
It does not patch or modify a Game Boy Advance game, and it does not require a Pokémon ROM. Windows players launch the PC game itself. Some third-party sites label it as a GBA title, but that description is inaccurate.
Use the legitimate download guideName and project history
Xenoverse: Ordem et Chaos is a separate, later remake and reworking of the original game. It is developed by a different fan team with permission from the original developers and uses a newer Pokémon Essentials foundation.
The project retains the broad framework of Per Aspera ad Astra while revising story presentation, systems, balance, and content. Its public page identifies it as an in-development demo. It is not Xenoverse’s old name, an early build, or the current complete release.
See the Ordem et Chaos project page ↗Where it runs
Platform claims around fan games are often unclear. These are the practical routes for the original release.
The original release is a standalone Windows PC game. Start with our verified download guidance.
Windows download guide →There is no native Android edition. JoiPlay can run many RPG Maker XP games, but compatibility varies by device and setup.
Android and JoiPlay guide →There is no native Mac build. Players use a Windows compatibility layer or virtual machine; results vary.
Read platform guidance →There is no verified native iOS edition or normal supported installation route for the original game.
Check supported options →Xenoverse has no verified Switch release and is not an eShop title.
See the legitimate release route →The fan game itself is free. No payment is required through this site.
The original main adventure is complete, with later fixes and added content.
An English translation makes the full adventure accessible.
We compare developer materials and label unofficial compatibility methods.
About this resource
PokemonXenoverse.com organizes download guidance, game data, locations, characters, walkthroughs, and troubleshooting into one fast, readable resource. We use developer materials and distinguish the original game from unofficial ports, repackaged downloads, and separate fan projects.
We are an independent fan site. We do not host the game files, represent the developers, or claim ownership of Pokémon or Xenoverse.
Player questions
Clear answers about the original game, its platforms, history, and this site.
Pokémon Xenoverse: Per Aspera ad Astra is a free, fan-made role-playing game set in the original Eldiw region. Its story follows a young trainer searching for a missing father while dimensional rifts and X Pokémon threaten the region.
Team WEEDle, also written WeedleTeam, created the original game. Project credits also use the Beehive Studios name.
The Latin subtitle means roughly “through hardships to the stars.”
Yes. The original Per Aspera ad Astra adventure is presented by its developers as a completed project. Later releases focused on bug fixes, small updates, and additional content.
Yes. The original fan game is free. This site never charges for it and directs players to legitimate sources through its download guide.
Use the developer source and the routes documented in our download guide, and avoid unrelated sites that repackage the game. As with any independently distributed program, scan downloaded files and keep system protections enabled.
No. It is a standalone RPG Maker XP game built with Pokémon Essentials, so it does not modify an original Pokémon cartridge game or require an original ROM.
No. The original game is made for Windows PC. A GBA emulator is not the normal way to run it, despite misleading labels on some download sites.
Windows players do not need a console emulator. Android players may use the third-party JoiPlay compatibility app, an interpreter and launcher for RPG Maker games rather than a GBA emulator.
There is no native Android build. JoiPlay provides an unofficial compatibility route, but performance and feature support vary by device and game setup.
There is no native macOS build. A Windows compatibility layer or Windows virtual machine may work, but results depend on the Mac, macOS version, and chosen tool.
There is no verified native iOS or iPadOS release and no normal supported installation route for the original game.
No verified Nintendo Switch release exists, and the game is not available through Nintendo eShop.
Yes. The completed game has an English translation as well as its original Italian language support.
Eldiw is the original region created for Xenoverse. It includes rural settlements, cities, islands, forests, deserts, and places affected by the other dimension known as the Xenoverse.
Ordem et Chaos is a separate, later fan-led remake and reworking of the original Xenoverse, made by a different team with permission from the original developers. It is an in-development project, not an earlier title or build of Per Aspera ad Astra.
No. PokemonXenoverse.com is an independent fan resource. It is not Team WEEDle and is not affiliated with Nintendo, Game Freak, The Pokémon Company, or the Ordem et Chaos team.