Windows 10/11 (64 bits)
PokeOrigins-0.18.0-win-x64-setup.exe
Run the installer. It does not ask for an administrator password.
Download the game
Free, no account needed to install. About 850 MB — after that, updates are incremental.
Other platforms
All packages are from the same version 0.18.0.
macOS · Apple Silicon
PokeOrigins-0.18.0-osx-arm64.dmg
Open the .dmg and drag PokéOrigins into Applications.
macOS · Intel
PokeOrigins-0.18.0-osx-x64.dmg
Open the .dmg and drag PokéOrigins into Applications.
Linux (64 bits)
PokeOrigins-0.18.0-linux-x64.tar.gz
Extract it and run ./install.sh — it installs for your user only.
Before installing
Minimum requirements
- System
- Windows 10+, macOS 12+ or a current Linux
- Memory
- 4 GB
- Disk
- 2 GB free
- Graphics
- OpenGL 3.3 (a 2010 standard). Intel HD 4000 integrated chips, AMD and NVIDIA from 2012 on all qualify. On macOS the game runs through Apple's OpenGL driver, which uses Metal underneath — nothing to install.
- Dependencies
- None. You do not need to install .NET or anything beyond the package
- Connection
- Any broadband. The game uses little bandwidth once loaded
Where it installs
Always for your user only — no installer asks for an administrator password. That is deliberate: the game updates itself by rewriting its own folder, and a system-wide install would make every update ask for authorisation.
- Windows
- %LocalAppData%\Programs\PokeOrigins
- macOS
- /Applications/POrigins.app
- Linux
- ~/.local/share/porigins
The system warning is normal
Our packages carry our own signature, but not an Apple or Microsoft certificate — the ones the system recognises. The warning appears; the file is intact, and the SHA-256 above lets you check.
- Windows — «More info → Run anyway»
- macOS — «is damaged» is the quarantine. In Terminal:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/POrigins.app - Linux — nothing to do
Stuck at some step?
Support answers within a few hours, and the help base covers the most common stumbles.