Play the new PokéBonk build
The same survivor game on its newer address, with a seasonal event, a co-op beta and live leaderboards. It loads inside the frame below, so a phone stays on the game instead of leaving the page.
Start a new run.
The frame below loads the newer PokéBonk build. Press launch and the game starts right here.
The game loads inside this frame. On a phone it stays right here.
On a phone, rotate the device to landscape for the full map. Guest play is available in the game itself; accounts, saved progress and leaderboards belong to the game, not to this site.
A newer route into PokéBonk.
The build linked here is the newer PokéBonk address. When these screenshots were taken it showed Beta v0.8.59 and a wide, landscape menu with the classic Play button beside a Survival mode, a Co-op beta for two to four friends, and a seasonal event called Lavender Tower Night.
Around the edges sit the live systems: a global leaderboard with a 19.4M KO entry at the top, a Ranking panel, Treasures, a Shop, Achievements, the Pokédex, the Lab and the Clan board. The run itself is unchanged in spirit — choose a partner, choose a region, survive, then spend Stardust on permanent stat upgrades.
Version labels, seasons and event availability change with updates, and the co-op option is still marked beta. The earlier PokéBonk page keeps the other build if you want to compare.
Start with a partner.
- Press Play and open the League to pick an available partner. The partner panel lists its type, moves and evolution levels.
- Choose a region — Viridian Forest was the region on screen — and check the guardians that appear in each zone.
- Select your mode and difficulty, then press Start. Your partner attacks on its own, so your job is movement and spacing.
- Pick upgrade cards as they appear, and keep moving before the horde closes every exit.
- After the run, open the Lab and buy permanent upgrades with Stardust before you start again.
See the newer build.
Every image below is a capture of the linked newer PokéBonk build, not an illustration.
Image source: our captures of the new linked PokéBonk game. Pokémon characters and names belong to their respective owners. Daggerfall.lol is an independent fan page and is not affiliated with the game's creators.
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