Independent player guide / JPTER78’s game
PokéSurvivor.
Make the next move.
PokéSurvivor is a free browser survival fan game: keep moving while your active move attacks. Start with the right game, protect your progress, then build around the moves you actually use.[1]
First, the right project
PokeSurvivor is its own game.
This section covers JPTER78’s PokéSurvivor at pokesurvivor.com. PokeBonk is Charcher’s different browser game; Megabonk is a different Steam game. Controls, accounts, partners and build recipes do not transfer between them.[3]
Looking for Pokémon Survivor Burst? ClessioTV’s separate project has its own download and progression. Use ClessioTV’s Eevee Expo project page ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab), rather than applying this browser guide to it.[4]
Other similar domains, including the Doofcraft address in search queries, are not established here as the author’s original edition. Its operator, build and save compatibility were not verified. Check the full address before signing in; this guide does not manage game accounts. Our Play page loads a third-party edition from pokesurvivor.pro; its accounts, saves and rules must be checked separately.
Choose the task in front of you
Your next useful answer.
Play / browser edition
Jump into the forest.
Click to load a playable third-party edition here. Start as a guest; keep original-game accounts and saves separate.
01 / Start here
Learn the buttons, choose your entry and keep the language clear.
02 / Build checks
Fix the assumptions before investing in a partner.
03 / Progression
Separate tickets, rift rewards and the 30-minute phase.
04 / Device, save & connection help
Pick the failure stage before changing settings or deleting anything.
Get help from the right people.
For game bugs, use JPTER78’s GitHub issue tracker ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab). The r/pokesurvivor player community ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) is unofficial; a community link is not a promise of developer support. Include your game address, device, version and exact symptom. For an error in this guide, use our contact page.
The author’s itch.io release page ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) lists the release as October 11, 2026. Its offline HTML instructions are different from the online account route.[5]
This independent guide uses the creator’s public pages and a dated source snapshot. No full-run benchmark, physical-phone test or shared co-op test is claimed. A current menu and an older guide or port can disagree; use the edition named beside each answer.
Sources & verification
- pokesurvivor.com — creator’s guide ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) — Controls, devices and core progression, reviewed October 26, 2026. Single author source; some prose can lag the source code.
- pokesurvivor.com — original game ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) — Original entry and project identity, inspected October 26, 2026. Title screen only; no completed run.
- JPTER78 GitHub — authorship and project README ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) — Author and original-domain identification; fixed source snapshot 680c3e12c670, dated October 25 UTC. SINGLE_SOURCE.
- ClessioTV on Eevee Expo — Pokémon Survivor Burst ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) — Separate creator/project and download route; not JPTER78’s browser game. Read October 26, 2026.
- JPTER78 on itch.io — original release ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) — Published October 11, 2026 at 00:38 UTC. Browser game and offline-HTML instructions; downloadable package not installed in this review.