New trainer? Start here.
Guest entry, current keyboard defaults and what to read on your first upgrade cards.
Open guide →PokeBonk brings Pokémon partners into a free 3D horde-survival game. Find the original browser game, choose a starter and make sense of your first run.

01 / Begin the journey
Find the right entry, keep your progress and learn the buttons before chasing a build.
Guest entry, current keyboard defaults and what to read on your first upgrade cards.
Open guide →Browser play, touch controls, APK questions and device limits in one place.
Open guide →从原站入口、御三家选择到按键与游客存档,按顺序开始。
Open guide →02 / Choose your companion
Bulbasaur’s listed passive supports recovery. Squirtle adds armor and shield. Charmander points toward Fire damage. Pick the role you want to learn; these are not measured strength tiers.
Compare moves & passives →Start with what the ranking measures. A passive comparison can explain a first pick; a claim about the strongest Pokémon needs comparable performance evidence.
Compare the listed four-move kits and choose a role with the goal selector.
How to read strength claims →03 / Play & connect
The current client documents 2–4 trainer co-op rooms, invites and code-based joining. Check your account’s access and the current server message before starting. Use the room screen to confirm availability for your account.
Read the multiplayer status →No installer is needed for the original browser entry. Before clearing site data, check the current Guest-saving options. The project’s policy (checked October 28) deletes Guest accounts ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) after 60 days without use.
Android, iPhone & APK questions →Coming from the Megabonk Wiki?
Searching for “Megabonk Pokémon”? PokeBonk has its own browser client, League partners and progress. Megabonk’s builds and mod instructions describe the Steam game.
PokeBonk vs Megabonk: find the right game →Extract from the Great Expedition · Set your Archive · Copy and check a Rental build
Checked November 11, v0.9.23. The event is scheduled through November 19 at 17:30 UTC. Older numerical guides retain their dated snapshots.
Your field notebook
No. This is the PokeBonk guide section of Megabonk.org. The original browser game is at pokebonk.com.
No. The project identifies itself as an unofficial, non-commercial fan game.
No. JPTER78’s PokéSurvivor at pokesurvivor.com is a different browser project. PokeBonk is Charcher’s game at pokebonk.com; its controls, progression and accounts must be checked separately. Find the PokéSurvivor game and player guides → JPTER78 identifies that project and domain ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) (checked October 26, 2026).
Checked October 28, 2026: the author’s legal notice ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) attributes scenery, 3D assets, effects, interface icons and music to image/audio generation tools and Blender. It separately credits community Pokémon sprites. That statement describes asset provenance; it does not establish which proportion of the code used AI or certify the safety of other websites.
Checks cover the original project’s menus, client data and dated announcements, not completed-run or device benchmarks.