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PokéVersus

A free fan-made brawler by Fl3xix: pick one starter of each type and fight short 3v3 matches — or drop into the 10-player Toxic Fog. Play the original below or open it in its own tab; guest play needs no account. [1]

Original client v2.37 · login window, starter selection, hub and full mode list checked 5 November 2026. The landing page is Spanish; the client followed our browser into English. [2]

Original PokéVersus hub as a guest: side menu with Pokémon, Missions, Club, Gachas, the team area with Bulbasaur Lv.1 and two invite slots, and the red PLAY button
Original hub, 5 November 2026. Game art © Fl3xix / respective owners; not a promotional banner.

PokéVersus

3v3 brawls, weekend raids and the 10-player Toxic Fog — in your browser.

Click to load the original at pokeversus.com.
Guest play needs no account; progress stays in this browser unless you sign in.

pokeversus.com · open original ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab)

Click Play to connect. Hiding keeps the session connected; it does not pause the game.

Keep this host and browser profile for your progress. A frame and a separate tab may receive different storage treatment. Game-window privacy.

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First sessionLogin → starters → mode → PLAYSaves & accountsWhat is stored whereWhich game?Same-name checksSourcesWhat we inspected
Original PokéVersus starter window with Grass, Fire and Water groups of nine starters each and the Start button
Game screenshot © Fl3xix / respective owners. Pokémon names and artwork belong to Nintendo, Creatures Inc., GAME FREAK and The Pokémon Company.. Original v2.37 starter selection captured 5 November 2026 (guest entry; menus only, no match played). Pick one starter from each of the three types; all three evolve during matches. [1] Open full image ↗

From the login window to your first match

These steps follow the original v2.37 client inspected on 5 November 2026, entered as a guest. This is a startup and menu check — no full or ranked match is claimed. [1]

  1. Click Play above and wait for the login window: Sign in with Google, Sign in with email, or Play as guest. The window states that an account keeps progress in the cloud and works on any device, while a guest saves only in this browser. [1]
  2. Choose a trainer name — the game says it must be unique.
  3. Pick your 3 starter Pokémon, one of each type: Grass, Fire and Water offer nine starters each (27 total, from Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle to Sprigatito, Fuecoco and Quaxly). All three evolve during matches. [1]
  4. You land in the hub: your lead Pokémon stands between two Invite slots, and the side menu lists Pokémon, Missions, Club (clan wars), Gachas, Achievements, Friends, Ranking and Chat. A season Pass sat above the mode selector at the time of checking (Season 2 on 5 November). [1]
  5. The mode panel shows what is live right now — it defaulted to Random, which pools everyone into one mode every 5 minutes and excludes Toxic Fog and the duel sizes. Tap it for the full list below.
ModeWhat the client says it is
Online / Vs botsLive matches, or a bot practice lobby.
RandomEvery 5 minutes all queued players go to the same mode so lobbies fill; Toxic Fog and 2v2/1v1 duels are excluded.
Catch the Balls3v3: take 10 Poké Balls from the central machine and hold them for 15 seconds.
Toxic FogFree-for-all for 10 players (Solo or Duo): break crates for Rare Candies while the toxic fog closes in; last one standing wins.
Wake Up Snorlax3v3: each team protects its sleeping Snorlax; first team to knock out the enemy Snorlax wins.
Voltorb Ball3v3: carry the Voltorb into the enemy goal, first to 2 scores wins — it explodes if you hold it more than 10 seconds.
Territory3v3: stay in the central zone with no enemies inside; first team to 100% wins.
Team Duel3v3 (the panel also lists 2v2 and 1v1): most knockouts in 2.5 minutes, or first to 15.
Knockout3v3 with no respawns; knock out all three rivals to take the round, best of 3.
Gigantamax RaidWeekends only — the panel said “Come back on Saturday!” on a Wednesday check.

Controls are advertised as WASD + mouse on desktop, touch controls with a landscape prompt on phones, and gamepad mapping in settings. We inspected menus at desktop and phone widths; this is not a physical-phone or controller benchmark. [1][3]

What is saved where

The login window is explicit: guest progress is saved only in this browser, so keep the same host and browser profile and do not clear site data mid-run. With an account (Google or email), progress is stored in the cloud and the game advertises playing on any device. [1]

Friends, Club (clans), Rankings and the season Pass are account features advertised in the hub; the header also links the project's Discord server. We have not tested account creation, clan wars, matchmaking or cross-device saves ourselves. If the framed window stalls, open the original in its own tab ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) before troubleshooting anything else — an outage on the original site cannot be fixed from this page. [1]

Check the name before following a guide

Name you sawWhat it actually isRoute
PokéVersus / Poke VersusThis game: a free 3v3 Pokémon browser brawler by Fl3xix at pokeversus.com, with a 10-player Toxic Fog and weekend Gigantamax raids (client v2.37).Window above
Pokeverse / Pokémon PokeverseA different project: pokeverse.quest advertises a Pokémon MMORPG with its own downloadable clients.pokeverse.quest ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab)
“PokeVersus!” on PokéCommunityAn unrelated forum voting game (pick which Pokémon would win) running since January 2024.PokéCommunity thread ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab)
“Pokémon Brawl Stars”A discovery phrase, not one game: players hunting a Pokémon version of Brawl Stars will find PokéVersus is the closest playable browser brawler. An unfinished Unity fan project of that name exists on a Spanish forum; it is not this browser game. [6]Window above
Poké Arena 2D · PokéIsaac · PokeBonk · PokéSurvivorOther free Pokémon browser games on this site, each with its own host, controls and progress.Poké Arena 2D · PokéIsaac · PokeBonk window · PokéSurvivor window

Shared names do not mean shared accounts, saves or rosters — progress does not move between any of these games. [4][5]

Sources & verification

By Megabonk.org · checked 5 November 2026. Independent, source-based startup guide with an original-host inspection. PokéVersus is an unofficial fan game by Fl3xix; Pokémon names and artwork belong to Nintendo, Creatures Inc., GAME FREAK and The Pokémon Company. This guide is unaffiliated with any of them.

  1. PokéVersus · original game ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) — Original client v2.37 (footer version): login window, trainer-name step, starter selection (9 Grass, 9 Fire, 9 Water), hub layout and the full mode list inspected 5 November 2026 in desktop Chrome, entered as a guest; no full or ranked match played. SINGLE_SOURCE for in-client flows.
  2. PokéVersus · patch feed (news.js) ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) — Version constant 2.37 with entries dated to 4 November 2026, read 5 November 2026. High-change file — re-check before relying on version specifics.
  3. PokéVersus.net · independent guide ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) — Third-party site that states it is not affiliated with the developer; used to cross-check that our mode-list reading is not unique to one session. Read 5 November 2026.
  4. Pokeverse · separate MMORPG project ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) — Checked 5 November 2026 for the name-disambiguation row. A different game with its own clients.
  5. PokéCommunity · “PokeVersus!” thread ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) — Forum voting game started January 2024; unrelated to this browser game. Checked 5 November 2026 via a search snapshot of the thread index.
  6. Whack a Hack · “Pokémon Brawl Stars” project ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) — Spanish fan-project thread for an unfinished Unity game of that name; not playable in a browser. Checked 5 November 2026 via a search snapshot.
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