PokéSurvivor guides
Get started, build your moves and keep your progress. These guides explain the game and save system you can play here.
Start playing
How to play PokéSurvivor
Start your first PokéSurvivor run: choose a partner, move to survive, switch attacks, pick level-up cards and keep your earned progress.
Read guide →PokéSurvivor controls
PokéSurvivor keyboard and mobile controls: movement, active attacks, level-up cards, solo pause, touch joystick and input troubleshooting.
Read guide →Play PokéSurvivor on mobile
Play PokéSurvivor on mobile: landscape touch controls, joystick settings, fullscreen and home-screen shortcuts, performance options and safe save recovery.
Read guide →Build and collect
PokéSurvivor move evolutions and requirements
All 59 PokéSurvivor move evolutions with required level-5 move and run-stat card. Learn how gold evolution rewards work and fix missing evolutions.
Read guide →PokéSurvivor legendary rifts and Bonds
PokéSurvivor legendary rift guide: portal timing, 45-second entry window, 120-second arena, victory rewards, Bond fusion and missing-rift conditions.
Read guide →PokéSurvivor collection, gacha and upgrades
Unlock Pokémon in PokéSurvivor: regional ticket banners, star rates, 70-pull pity, ten-pull guarantee, shinies, rescue rewards and permanent upgrades.
Read guide →Save and play together
PokéSurvivor saves, sync and account recovery
Save PokéSurvivor without registration. Understand local and cloud status, protect an anonymous save with Google and recover progress on another device.
Read guide →PokéSurvivor leaderboard and ranking rules
Enter this PokéSurvivor leaderboard without registration. Learn the 60-second minimum, Solo and Group boards, periods, top-50 rules and missing-score checks.
Read guide →PokéSurvivor multiplayer and co-op
Set up PokéSurvivor co-op for 2–4 players: add friends by nickname, invite a room, connect peers, start as host and troubleshoot connection failures.
Read guide →Pokédex, builds and calculators
Use the companion Wiki for detailed Pokémon entries, builds and tools. Open it alongside the game; your current run stays in its own tab.