PokéBonk vs PokéSurvivor at a glance
Poke Survivor, also written PokéSurvivor or PokeSurvivor, is JPTER78's game at pokesurvivor.com. Charcher's PokéBonk is at pokebonk.com. Luciano Gomes, known as @touchzada, has another PokéBonk project at pokebonk.solais.cloud. They are separate projects; a tip for one is not automatically a rule for the others.
The two PokéBonk menus below were checked on October 22, 2026; Charcher's welcome screen showed beta v0.8.13. The PokéSurvivor entry information uses our October 18 check. This independent guide compares entry and save information. The links open the games on their creators' sites.
| Game and site | Creator shown | Menu to recognize |
|---|---|---|
| PokéBonk — pokebonk.com | Charcher | Welcome, Trainer! with Guest, Enter and Create account tabs; Play as a guest! in the Guest panel. |
| PokeBonk — pokebonk.solais.cloud | Luciano Gomes / @touchzada | Yellow-and-black title screen with Guest mode, PLAY and a separate ONLINE UP TO 8 entry. |
| PokéSurvivor — pokesurvivor.com | JPTER78 | Sign-in options and Play as guest; the checked entry warns that guest progress is not saved. |
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Start Charcher's browser version
At pokebonk.com, the English welcome screen offers three tabs. Guest is the entry without a registered account; Enter is the sign-in entry, and Create account is the registration entry.
The Guest panel says your progress is saved on the server, tied to this device, and can be turned into an account. Read that information before selecting Play as a guest! The screen also shows the connection status beneath the button.
Charcher's legal page describes this project as a free browser game without ads or purchases. It says the game is played on that website and is not distributed as a download or through app stores.
- Open the pokebonk.com link above and check that the creator and welcome screen match.
- Choose Guest and use Play as a guest! for that entry route.
- Use Enter if you already have an account on that game. Manage that account on the creator's site.
- Keep the game address and version in mind when following starter, upgrade or multiplayer instructions.
Guest progress and inactivity limits
The following rules belong to Charcher's pokebonk.com. Its welcome screen describes server-saved guest progress tied to the device. Its legal page also says the browser's local storage holds the session, settings and guest-game information.
Keep the browser profile and device where your guest progress is visible. The welcome screen says a guest can be turned into an account; check that route before clearing site data or changing devices, and confirm the expected progress before leaving the original session. The table summarizes the published rules; it does not establish a recovery method for an already-lost profile.
| What the game records | Published rule |
|---|---|
| Guest account and progress | Deleted after 60 days without use. |
| Session | Expires after 30 days without use. |
| Registered account | Account data is retained while the account exists. |
| Guest-to-account conversion | The welcome screen offers turning a guest profile into an account. |
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Recognize Touchzada's version
At pokebonk.solais.cloud, the title screen identifies Luciano Gomes and @touchzada. It has separate PLAY and ONLINE UP TO 8 entries, plus MY RUNS and a Pokédex menu for moves, combos and items.
The creator's PokéCommunity introduction describes moves that fire automatically, experience drops, level-up cards and online rooms for up to eight players. It links directly to the solais.cloud project. Those details identify that version; use its own menus and community information when choosing a mode.
The 30-day session and 60-day guest-account limits above come from Charcher's legal page. They are not established rules for Touchzada's project. The two sites show separate account-entry controls, so check the address when returning to a saved profile.
Looking for PokéSurvivor instead?
JPTER78's PokéSurvivor at pokesurvivor.com is a separate game. Our PokéSurvivor hub links to that original project and explains the scope of its guides.
The original PokéSurvivor entry checked on October 18 warned that guest progress is not saved. Charcher's PokéBonk welcome screen describes device-linked guest progress saved on the server. Keep those two messages separate, and read the current game's notice before starting.
The Ember, Bubble and Razor Leaf evolution checker on this site covers the stated PokéSurvivor revision. Its move levels and upgrade requirements are not PokéBonk rules.
Try our woodland companion-survival game
Mosslight Grove is Play Games Daily's woodland survival game, adapted from a fixed historical MIT version of PokéSurvivor with its own creatures and a three-minute run. Move your companion, collect experience and choose upgrades until dawn. Its game page includes controls, local-save details and the source credits.
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Sources & credits
- Charcher's PokéBonk — welcome screen and creator information
- Charcher's legal and privacy page — distribution, guest storage and retention
- Touchzada's PokeBonk — creator and title-screen menus
- Touchzada's project introduction on PokéCommunity
- JPTER78's PokéSurvivor — original entry and guest-progress notice