Poke Survivor

What is Poke Survivor?

Also written PokéSurvivor or pokesurvivor, this browser game combines a Pokémon partner collection with the movement and upgrade choices of a survivor-style action game. Instead of taking turns, you steer around enemies in real time. An attack can fire automatically without doing all the thinking for you: positioning, choosing the active slot and deciding when to change direction remain your job.

It is a separate fan project, not Vampire Survivors with an official Pokémon expansion. Little Fun Games provides the guide and optional window above. The game, accounts and updates remain on pokesurvivor.com.

How to play

On your first attempt, make room before experimenting with a new move. Watch the selected slot, take a few steps to see its reach, then practise changing slots without stopping. If an attack is unavailable, check what you have actually learned in that run rather than assuming every move on the guide is ready from the beginning.

For a structured first session, follow the Poke Survivor beginner’s guide. It separates movement practice, level-up choices and between-run decisions.

Pokémon roster and evolution

The project currently lists 966 playable Pokémon across nine regions. Our Poke Survivor tier list lets you compare the full published roster, filter by type or starter status, and inspect the base stats behind each tier. It is a baseline comparison rather than a claim that we played 966 complete runs.

“Evolution” in this guide chiefly refers to upgrading a move. Do not assume a starter automatically changes into its familiar later form. Read move evolution requirements and use the separate best starter comparison when choosing a first partner.

Free play, accounts and progress

The original project describes itself as a free, non-profit fan game without paid gameplay advantages. You can enter as a guest. For persistent cross-device progress, use an account on the original project; guest play should not be treated as a saved collection. Little Fun Games cannot restore that account or transfer progress out of the external game.

If sign-in or saving does not work in the embedded window, open the original game in its own tab. The frame and a direct visit may have different storage behaviour. Closing our game window unloads it, so finish or save your session through the project before closing.

Tips for your first run

Choose a partner whose opening move you can read easily. Spend the first part of a run learning how much space it needs, then compare a second attempt with only one change. That makes it easier to tell whether a different move, more cautious positioning or an upgrade actually helped.

Use the pause menu when you need to read. A guide is more useful if you can return to the same question after trying one action: which slot was active, which enemy cut off the exit, and which upgrade would address that problem? Record those observations rather than chasing a tier letter alone.

If the embedded game stays blank

Try Open original game once. If the original site works, continue there; the embedded context may be the problem. If neither opens, check the project’s current notices and your connection. We do not provide replacement copies or ask for your game password. The frame being visible is not proof that the game finished loading.

Sources & last checked

• Project guide ↗
• Project Pokédex ↗

Source check: October 16, 2026. These are dated observations, not live availability promises. Little Fun Games writes this independent guide; JPTER78 operates the linked fan project. Neither site is an official Pokémon release or affiliated with Nintendo, Creatures, GAME FREAK or The Pokémon Company.

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