Make room for another move
The PokeBonk 4th move upgrade opens another attack slot. Its checked first price is 1,500 Stardust. Fourth option is a separate upgrade for level-up choices.
Plan the fourth move slotYOUR UNOFFICIAL POKEBONK FIELD GUIDE
Play PokeBonk online.
Plan a better run.
Play the original PokeBonk browser game. Explore the wiki, compare starters and turn your next Lab upgrade into a clear goal.
A LITTLE BONK. A BIG ADVENTURE.
Your next run starts here.
Use Expand game to load the original and give your adventure more room.
A BIG ADVENTURE NEEDS A LITTLE ROOM
Ready, trainer?
Expand the game or play in a new tab. Landscape gives the menus more space.
Open original gameOriginal game by Charcher. These help links open a new tab to keep your game here.
ONE GOAL FOR YOUR NEXT RUN
What should your PokeBonk Lab upgrade do?
Start with a purpose, then check the cost. These are first-level examples from v0.7.1, not a universal purchase order.
Compare your survival options
Stamina adds max HP; Shell adds armor. Read those effects against what ended your last run. Stamina starts at 100 Stardust for +8 max HP.
Set a Stamina goalExtend your pickup range
Magnetism adds +0.6 pickup range per level in the checked Lab menu. Its first price is 80 Stardust. Compare your next price if you already own a level.
Check my Stardust gapThe PokeBonk Stardust calculator fills the selected first-level price. Enter your balance for a quick budget, or open the full planner for several upgrades and estimated runs.
YOUR POKEBONK WIKI
Find the mechanic behind your next decision.
Browse PokeBonk starters, moves, items, Lab upgrades and game help. Each collection points to focused answers and the version behind them.
Start here
Start your first PokeBonk run, choose a partner and find the keyboard, aiming and Guest settings you need.
Pokémon
Compare PokeBonk starters, inspect your League member’s moves and choose a partner for your next run.
Moves & builds
Find PokeBonk move-learning rules, distinguish a fourth move from a fourth option and plan useful combinations.
Items & vitamins
Browse PokeBonk item and vitamin guides: matching effects to moves, reading tradeoffs and separating permanent upgrades.
Lab & Stardust
Understand PokeBonk Lab upgrades, calculate a Stardust budget and estimate remaining runs using your own rewards.
Game modes
Compare Classic and Survival in PokeBonk, understand their run structures and keep reward comparisons consistent.
Game help
Troubleshoot PokeBonk loading, low FPS, Guest progress, mobile layouts and fullscreen with focused help guides.
Version help
Check which PokeBonk version a guide covers, refresh old plans after a patch and find update and roadmap sources.
BEGINNER GUIDES & USEFUL REFERENCES
PokeBonk guides for a better next run.
New to PokeBonk? Start with the first-run guide and starter comparison. Returning players can jump straight to Lab costs, move learning or item effects.
The first-run checklist
How to play PokeBonk: your first run
Start the original PokeBonk, choose a first partner, prepare a run and learn a simple first-session routine with controls and Lab planning.
Three ways to begin
PokeBonk starters: compare your first partner
Compare Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle in PokeBonk v0.7.1: starting moves, passive bonuses and practical reasons to choose each partner.
Make the next purchase count
PokeBonk Lab upgrades & first-level prices
Look up all 19 PokeBonk Lab upgrades and their observed v0.7.1 first-level Stardust prices, then plan slots, stats and rerolls with the calculator.
Understand the next card
PokeBonk move learning: levels, offers & slots
Find the PokeBonk move reference, separate learning from upgrading and check the conditions that may explain a missing move offer.
Read the effect behind the name
PokeBonk items and vitamins: effects & tradeoffs
Compare real PokeBonk item effects and caps from the v0.7.1 catalog: Choice items, Life Orb, type boosters, healing and vitamin-slot distinctions.
Two similar names. Different decisions.
PokeBonk fourth move slot vs Fourth option
PokeBonk 4th move costs 1,500 Stardust; Fourth option costs 3,000 in the observed v0.7.1 Lab. Compare move capacity with level-up choices.
YOUR FIRST LITTLE QUEST
How to play PokeBonk:
start with one useful goal.
PokeBonk is a browser-based 3D survivor. Choose a partner, learn its moves and return between runs to make permanent Lab decisions.
- 01Compare the PokeBonk starters
Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle offer different passives. Read the mechanic you want to learn before looking for a ranking.
- 02Learn the controls and upgrade cards
Get comfortable with movement and aiming. When a choice appears, check whether it changes a move, a stat or a separate effect.
- 03Turn your result into a Lab target
After your reward is recorded, check your Stardust. Choose one upgrade that addresses a problem you noticed and budget for its next level.
CHOOSE YOUR RUN
PokeBonk Classic or Survival?
Classic and Survival have different run structures. Classic offers Normal, Hard and Nightmare in the checked preparation menu; Survival uses its own setup. Choose the mode you want to practice, then compare rewards under similar conditions.
A higher displayed Stardust multiplier does not establish the fastest way to earn Stardust. Your actual reward, time and starting upgrades matter when planning the next purchase.
Compare PokeBonk game modesMAKE ROOM TO PLAY
PokeBonk mobile, controls & game help
On a phone, expand the game and try landscape orientation. Check the original game's touch-control settings if the layout does not match your device. On desktop, click back inside the game after using the calculator to restore keyboard focus.
If PokeBonk is not loading, compare the original game in a separate tab with the embedded window. A blank scene, a connection error and low FPS need different checks.
QUICK ANSWERS BEFORE YOU PLAY
PokeBonk questions, answered.
What is PokeBonk, and can I play it in my browser?
PokeBonk is a browser-based 3D survivor game from the original project led by Charcher. This page embeds pokebonk.com. JavaScript and WebGL support are needed for the original game; the wiki and guides explain its menus, mechanics and setup.
Is this the official PokeBonk website?
This is an independent PokeBonk wiki and fan guide. The game window loads the original project at pokebonk.com. Game accounts, progress and purchases inside the game belong to that original project.
Which PokeBonk starter should I choose?
Compare the passive you want to learn: Bulbasaur has healing and regeneration, Charmander has Fire-focused mechanics including a low-HP bonus, and Squirtle begins with armor and shield. Our starter guide describes these observed differences without claiming a measured best starter.
How do I unlock the fourth move slot in PokeBonk?
Look for the 4th move card in Lab → Upgrades. Its first price was 1,500 Stardust in the checked v0.7.1 menu. Fourth option, priced at 3,000 in that menu, adds another level-up choice instead. Confirm the exact card and current price in your own Lab.
How does the PokeBonk Stardust calculator work?
Choose a Lab upgrade and enter your current Stardust balance. The calculator subtracts that balance from the next price and shows the remaining gap. First-level reference prices are available; later levels need their current price. The full planner also supports upgrade lists and estimates from your own run rewards.
Does the Lab calculator read my PokeBonk account?
No. Your balance and any edited prices are manual inputs. Your plan is saved in this browser when storage is available, separately from your game account. You still make every purchase inside PokeBonk itself.
Can I play PokeBonk on mobile?
The original game exposes touch-control settings. Use Expand game, try landscape orientation and inspect Settings → Controls. Compatibility and smoothness depend on your device and browser; the mobile guide helps separate layout, touch and performance problems.
Does leaving PokeBonk fullscreen restart the game?
Expanding and restoring the embedded window keeps the same iframe on this page. Pause inside the game before editing your plan, and click back inside it to resume keyboard input. Refreshing or leaving the page is a different action and can close that window.