What it is
One battle a day
A Wordle-style daily game: one official battle a day against RED at the top of Mt. Silver, with a team that is the same for every player that day.
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Daily Red is a free unofficial fan game where every player gets the same random team of six level 100 Pokemon from Generations 1 to 3 and one battle a day against RED. Its open-source version on GitHub was archived on October 11, 2026, and the daily-red.com site is described as an independent version. This page lists the rules, the two versions and what has not been confirmed.
One battle a day
A Wordle-style daily game: one official battle a day against RED at the top of Mt. Silver, with a team that is the same for every player that day.
6 level 100 Pokemon
daily-red.com says the team is six random level 100 Pokemon from Generations 1 to 3. The GitHub README says teams have a combined base stat total of at least 2700.
Free, no account
daily-red.com says it is free and needs no account. Wins and streaks save in your browser.
Repo archived Oct 11
The GitHub repository by amoi-builds was archived on October 11, 2026 and is read-only. It has 45 stars and 33 forks.
Facts restate the project's GitHub repository and the daily-red.com site. No news outlet covers it in our checks. Tamedex has not played it, so there are no tested tips here. We do not host or link to any ROM or patch files.
You get one official battle a day against RED. Per the GitHub README, the day counts as played when RED's battle starts. Practice runs are unlimited and do not affect streaks (daily-red.com).
Teams are seeded by the local date, with six different Pokemon from Generations 1 to 3 and a combined base stat total of at least 2700. One in eight teams includes exactly one legendary or mythical Pokemon (GitHub README).
daily-red.com says RED's roster is fixed: Pikachu, Espeon, Snorlax, Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise, all at level 100 with perfect IVs and held items.
The GitHub README says Battle Style is locked to SET mode, so there is no free switching after a faint. daily-red.com says each turn you pick a move or switch, like a Game Boy Advance battle.
daily-red.com says battles unlock at midnight in your own time zone. The README says teams are seeded by your local date.
The open-source project patches the decompiled FireRed code and runs it in an emulator in the browser; it contains no ROM, so you must build it yourself. daily-red.com says it is an independent site with its own battle engine, inspired by the original. Its operator is not named.
Both describe themselves as unofficial fan projects not affiliated with Nintendo, Creatures Inc., GAME FREAK or The Pokemon Company. We found no takedown notice.
Our new-word tracking first saw 'daily red pokemon game' around June 14, 2026, in small numbers.
The repository was archived on October 11, 2026, the same day search interest peaked.
A free unofficial browser game where you fight RED once a day with a team of six random level 100 Pokemon that is the same for every player.
Generations 1 to 3, according to both the site and the GitHub README.
daily-red.com lists Pikachu, Espeon, Snorlax, Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise, all level 100.
Yes. daily-red.com says it is free with no account.
No. Both sources describe it as an unofficial fan project not affiliated with Nintendo, Creatures Inc., GAME FREAK or The Pokemon Company.
The repository shows it was archived by the owner on October 11, 2026. We found no stated reason.
The open-source version needs you to build it yourself and contains no ROM. daily-red.com says it uses its own engine. We do not link to ROMs or patches.
Tamedex has not played Daily Red. This page reports what the linked coverage says and will be updated as the game changes.
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