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PokeSurvivor – How Long Can You Survive?
By: pokesurvivor@outlook.com on Oct 20, 2026 04:44 AM EST
Ready for a new Pokemon challenge? pokesurvivor is a free fan-made survival game where you face waves of wild enemies and fight to stay alive. Choose your favorite Pokemon, collect XP, unlock powerful moves, and upgrade your abilities as the battles get tougher.
With 966 playable Pokemon across nine regions, from Kanto to Paldea, there are plenty of ways to explore the game. Try different upgrades, hunt for shiny Pokemon, and discover legendary encounters while finding a strategy that works for you.
Keep moving, avoid enemy attacks, and make smart choices to survive longer. Every run offers another chance to improve your build and test your skills.
Jump into PokeSurvivor and see how far you can go!
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