The creator’s online PokéSurvivor supports co-op for up to four players. Use a game account, add friends by nickname, invite them to a room and start together. Experience is shared; standing near a fallen teammate can revive them.
Start on the same version
- Everyone opens the creator’s online game at pokesurvivor.com.
- Sign in to a game account and set a nickname.
- Open Friends, add teammates by nickname and invite them to your room.
- Check that everyone has joined before the host starts the run.
Know what is shared
The official guide describes shared experience and proximity revives. Coordinate your route so a fallen teammate is reachable; charging into the same dangerous crowd can turn one loss into two.
Our advice: decide who leads the route and call out rifts before entering. Four people moving in different directions is not automatically safer than solo play.
The menu is not a team pause
A group run continues while a player opens the pause menu. Make a safe gap before adjusting settings. Treat the pause screen as an overlay, not a guarantee that enemies have stopped.
Connection and privacy
The creator’s privacy notice explains that group play can connect players’ browsers directly, potentially exposing IP addresses to teammates, with a Firebase relay when a direct connection is unavailable. Play with people you trust.
A local offline download is solo-only. Accounts and rooms on an independent fork need not connect to the original game. If an invite fails, first check that all players are using the same host, rather than assuming the nicknames or saves are interchangeable.
Sources & version notes
Reviewed October 14, 2026. Mechanics refer to the original game; forks and later patches may differ. Advice is editorial, not a developer-endorsed build.
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