PokéSurvivor: un juego de supervivencia gratuito en el navegador con cooperativo para 4 jugadores

PokéSurvivor began as a modest fan project - a browser-based survival game where you can join a teammate and play alone or together with up to three friends. PokéSurvivor is a free browser-based survival game. You choose a teammate, evade growing hordes while automatic movement earns you experience, and you customize your build at each level-up.

Matches are short but demanding. There are 966 playable creatures from nine regions, individual and cooperative online play for up to four players, automatic attacks with manual movement and upgrade choice, pixel art maps, bosses, legendary caves, and missions. It works on PC and mobile from a browser, no downloads required. The interface is available in Spanish, English, and Chinese Traditional.

The biggest restriction was distribution. A browser game eliminates installation, store review, and "what platform do you have?" questions. The cost was to carefully manage load size, controls, and save. Decisions that helped include keeping the first playable screen small and loading the rest in the background, treating mobile in horizontal mode as the primary design, saving progress in the cloud so reloading doesn't erase the match, and allowing cooperative rooms through a link and using a replay server when direct connection fails.

Cooperative play for four players changed the calendar the most. Each reward must be delivered once, each player must see their own build, and disconnection cannot ruin the match. Separating the lobby from the match state made everything easier to test. Give PokéSurvivor a try - it's free to play in your browser. The basic game is free with optional purchases. It's a fan-made project not affiliated with Nintendo, Creatures, GAME FREAK, or The Pokémon Company. If you play, let me know your preferred teammate and build.