Poke Survivor

Poke Survivor is a free browser survivor game with a Pokémon theme. You pick a starter, move around an arena, and your moves fire on their own while waves of enemies close in. Poke Survivor runs are short, so you can play one in a few minutes. You can play it on this page with no download or install, and the game itself is hosted at pokesurvivor.com.

To play Poke Survivor, open the game on this page and choose a starter. In Poke Survivor you only steer your character, and attacks trigger automatically. Collect experience, pick an upgrade each time you level up, and stay alive as long as you can. Keep moving so the waves cannot corner you, because positioning is the heart of every run.

Yes. Poke Survivor is free and plays right in your browser, with no download or install. Use the embedded game above, or open it in a new tab from the official site. Poke Survivor loads in both desktop and phone browsers, and a single run takes only a few minutes, so you can play one on a short break.

No. This is an unofficial fan page. The Poke Survivor game is made by its own developers and hosted at pokesurvivor.com. This page embeds that game and links back to it. Pokémon is a trademark of its owners and is not affiliated with this site. To play on the developers' own page, press the Open Poke Survivor in a new tab button.

Yes, the embedded Poke Survivor game loads in a mobile browser. A desktop browser with a keyboard still gives smoother movement, which matters because you only steer in Poke Survivor. If the game looks cramped, use the Open Poke Survivor in a new tab button under the game window to open the official page on its own.

Yes, Poke Survivor is similar to Vampire Survivors because it follows the same survivor formula: automatic attacks, growing waves, and upgrades after each level. The difference is the Pokémon-inspired theme and starters. If you like one, you will likely enjoy the other. Poke Survivor also keeps runs short, so it suits a quick session.

A Poke Survivor tier list ranks starters and picks by how well they clear waves. It is community opinion and changes as the game updates, so treat it as a guide, not a rule. The community tier list is linked in the how-to-play section of this page. Use it to compare starters, then try a few yourself, since each starter fights a little differently.

Pick the starter that fits how you like to move, because each Poke Survivor starter fights a little differently. Every Poke Survivor run begins with a starter choice, so you can try a different one on the next run. For a ranked view, the community tier list compares starters and picks, though it changes as the game updates.

If Poke Survivor does not load here, open it in a new tab with the Open Poke Survivor in a new tab button under the game window. The game is hosted at pokesurvivor.com, and this page only embeds it, so the developers' own page is the original. If the game still does not load there, reload the page or try again later, because this fan page cannot fix problems on the game's own server.

A Poke Survivor run is short, so you can play one in a few minutes. How long a run lasts depends on how well you move and which upgrade you pick at each level. Each run ends when the waves take you down, so the goal is to last as long as you can.