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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.

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. (PokéVersus · patch feed (news.js) ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab))

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

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.

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

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. 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.
  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.
  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).
  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. (PokéVersus.net · independent guide ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab))

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.

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.

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. (Whack a Hack · “Pokémon Brawl Stars” project ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab))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. (Pokeverse · separate MMORPG project ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab)) (PokéCommunity · “PokeVersus!” thread ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab))

Sources & checks

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.

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