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PokeBonk is a free, unofficial 3D Pokemon survivor game featuring the 151 Kanto Pokemon. You control a partner in real time, survive wild Pokemon hordes, develop a build and use evolution and Ultimate abilities to take on tougher encounters. Your League holds the partners you unlock across runs.

The central challenge is balancing movement with a growing build. You need enough damage to handle the horde, enough room to avoid being surrounded and a plan for the next objective. A run is not just about defeating the nearest enemy: exploring, choosing upgrades and preparing for tougher encounters matter too.

Select Start Game, then choose Play as a guest! to begin without registering, or sign in to your account. Choose a partner, review its abilities and complete the run setup. Your partner determines the kit you build around, so learn what its attacks do before selecting upgrades.

The first load downloads game data and connects to the PokeBonk server. On a phone, rotate to landscape for the game interface. The Save game button on this page stores a local favorite, not a character save or a PokeBonk account.

Use these default keyboard and mouse bindings. Custom bindings in the settings replace the defaults.

Experience moves you toward the next level, where you choose upgrades for your build. A new move adds another attack, a move upgrade strengthens an existing attack, and a vitamin improves a stat. These choices serve different purposes: compare the effect with what your partner already does well and what your run is missing.

Each move has damage, cooldown and range information, along with the stats that strengthen it. Use those details to connect an upgrade to an actual attack rather than choosing an unrelated bonus just because its number is larger.

Build around your current partner instead of spreading choices across unrelated bonuses. If you already clear ordinary enemies but lose to incoming damage, a defensive choice may be more useful than another small damage increase. If enemies survive long enough to surround you, improving your main source of damage can help keep a route open.

Evolution changes your Pokemon as the run develops. Check that partner's evolution information rather than assuming every species evolves at the same level or has the same requirements. Ultimate abilities are a separate part of your kit: watch their availability and use them when their effect can make a difference, rather than pressing R only after you are trapped.

Camera direction, target selection and movement work together. Auto-aim and manual aim offer different ways to manage targeting; manual aim uses the camera. Use the aiming setting that lets you track enemies while keeping your escape route visible. Locking a target helps you focus on an encounter, but you still need to move away from surrounding enemies.

An Ultimate is a partner ability, not an evolution or a permanent upgrade. Learn its effect before relying on it: the useful moment depends on what that ability does and where enemies are positioned. Keep R available for a meaningful opportunity instead of treating every small group as an emergency.

Classic mode takes you through successive zones. Level up and open Poke Balls to prepare, wake the zone's guardian and defeat it to open the portal to the next zone. Press M to locate objectives on the map. Moving on before your build is ready makes the next encounter harder to manage.

Survival focuses on lasting through hordes and milestones rather than following the same zone-to-zone objective. Choose a mode according to what you want to practice: navigation and guardian encounters in Classic, or maintaining a build under continuing pressure in Survival. Follow the active run's objective text because event rules and available options can change.

A temporary companion and a League member serve different roles. A Friend Ball recruits a Pokemon to fight alongside you for the current run; it does not add that Pokemon to your League. League unlocks expand your longer-term partner collection.

Your League is your partner collection across runs; your level and build belong to the current attempt. Check the League screen after a run to see the partners available for your next start. Seeing a Pokemon in the arena does not unlock it as a starting partner.

Prioritize room to move. If enemies are gathering on one side, head toward open ground rather than trying to force a path through the largest group. Treat each attempt as a chance to learn how your current Pokemon handles pressure.

Choose upgrades that support the attacks you already use. Before a guardian encounter, check your health, available Ultimate and route away from the enemy. If a run ends quickly, identify whether the problem was low damage, incoming hits or getting surrounded, then adjust that part of your next build.