Poke Survivor Online

PokeSurvivor Fan Wiki is an unofficial, bilingual guide site for PokeSurvivor, a free fan-made Pokémon game in the survivors-like genre. You can play the game right on the homepage, with nothing to download. Every other page on the site helps you get better at it: tier lists, starter advice, walkthroughs for the rift arenas, co-op setup and tips for playing on mobile. The site is available in English and Simplified Chinese.

What is PokeSurvivor?

PokeSurvivor follows the formula made popular by Vampire Survivors. You only control movement. Your partner Pokémon attacks on its own, and waves of enemies keep getting bigger the longer you survive. As you level up, you pick upgrade cards, evolve your moves and build a team that can last into the late game. The roster covers all 966 Pokémon. There are 29 starters to choose from, 18 type-themed rift arenas and 87 legendary encounters.

The game runs in a web browser on PC and on mobile phones. It also supports online co-op for up to four players.

Why This Site Exists

The official site is published in English and Spanish only, and the game itself has no Chinese interface. That leaves a large group of players without a guide they can read easily. This wiki fills that gap. It offers full Chinese guides, Chinese Pokémon names next to their English originals, and a glossary that maps the game's English UI terms to Chinese. English-speaking players get the same depth of content, with every page linked to its counterpart in the other language.

Play Instantly

The homepage embeds the game directly, so you can start a run in seconds. On small screens, a button opens the game in a new tab for a better fullscreen experience. The homepage also covers the controls, a quick start guide and a summary of recent official updates.

Guides and Features

Tier List. Pokémon are ranked by game phase: early game (0 to 10 minutes), mid game (10 to 20 minutes) and late game (20 minutes and beyond). A Pokémon that is great in the first few minutes may fall off later, and this layout makes those trade-offs easy to see. Entries include move ratings and notes on starter value.

Best Starter Pokémon. All 29 starters are compared side by side, grouped by their opening moves. Water Gun starters like Mudkip and Sobble offer reliable range. Vine Whip starters like Bulbasaur and Grookey handle crowds well. Ember starters like Scorbunny deal strong damage. The page includes attack multipliers, speed stats and move evolution paths.

How to Play. This beginner walkthrough follows your first 10-minute run step by step. It covers the personality quiz, move evolution, upgrade card choices, rerolls, movement tips and how to deal with special enemies and your first rift encounter.

Rifts. This guide covers all 18 type arenas, including Fire, Water and Grass. For each rift it explains terrain effects, weather, recommended type matchups and rewards, so you can plan your fights against its legendary Pokémon.

Co-op. A step-by-step guide to multiplayer, from creating an account and adding friends to hosting a room and sending invites. It also explains shared XP and how to revive teammates who go down.

Mobile. Setup instructions for iPhone (Safari) and Android (Chrome). Learn to play in landscape, drag to move, and add the game to your home screen for a fullscreen experience.

Accurate, Transparent Data

The stats and numbers on this site come from the game's client files, and each page shows the date its data was last checked. When the game gets an update, such as new Pokémon or balance changes, the relevant pages are reviewed and their dates refreshed. You always know how current the information is.

Fast and Accessible Everywhere

The site is built with Astro as a fully static website and served through Cloudflare's global network, so pages load quickly almost anywhere in the world. The responsive design works equally well on phones, tablets and desktops. Clean URLs, structured data, breadcrumbs and proper language tags make the content easy to find in search engines in both languages.