Short answer (checked 21 October 2026)
This is PokeBonk by Touchzada, a free, unofficial 3D Pokémon horde-survival game at pokebonk.solais.cloud. It is a different game from PokéBonk at pokebonk.com by Charcher, even though the names match. Pick one of 44 Pokémon, survive, Mega Evolve and beat the bosses, alone, online with up to 8 players, or in a 1v1 duel.
PokeBonk is made by Luciano Gomes (@touchzada on X and Discord), a Brazilian developer. He posted it on the PokeCommunity forum on 12 October 2026. The game is written for the browser with Three.js, its menus are in Portuguese, English and Spanish, and its credits say it was inspired by Megabonk.
We opened pokebonk.solais.cloud on 21 October 2026: the page and its game script load, and the site’s own description advertises 44 playable Pokémon, five modes and online play for up to eight. The game uses 3D models from the original games: its credits say the Pokémon models and animations were extracted from Pokémon Sword and Shield.
Two games called PokeBonk
| PokeBonk (this page) | PokéBonk | |
|---|---|---|
| Author | Touchzada (Luciano Gomes, Brazil) | Charcher (@ImCharcher) |
| Where | pokebonk.solais.cloud | pokebonk.com |
| Pokémon | 44 playable | 151 Kanto Pokémon, Kanto starters |
| Multiplayer | Online rooms for up to 8, 1v1 duel | No live multiplayer; clans and leaderboards |
| 3D models | Extracted from Sword and Shield, per its credits | Made for the project with AI tools and Blender, per its legal page |
Both are free, unofficial and played in the browser. Neither is related to the other.
How to play
- Open the Play link above. It goes to pokebonk.solais.cloud in a new tab.
- Play in guest mode, or log in so your runs are saved to your history and the leaderboard.
- Pick a Pokémon and a mode. The game’s own text names Classic (Normal or Hard), Boss Mode, Restricted (only moves of your own type) and the 1v1 Duel; the site counts five modes in all.
- Move and dodge while your moves fire. Level up, pick upgrade cards, fill your Mega bar and Mega Evolve mid-run.
Online: create a room (with an optional custom code) or join one from the list. Up to 8 players face the same horde, and the horde gets tougher the more of you there are. If you go down, a teammate has to walk over and pick you up. In the 1v1 Duel, each player fights their own horde on the same map, your knockouts send alpha enemies at your rival, and the first one down loses.
There is also a weekly vote: one vote per person per week, and the most-voted Pokémon is added to the game.
Controls
Default keys, from the game’s own scripts:
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| W A S D or arrow keys | Move |
| Space | Jump; in the air, glide over the horde |
| Shift | Dash through the horde |
| E | Interact |
| M | Hide or show the minimap (Shift + M for filters) |
| Ctrl | Free the mouse pointer |
| Esc | Back to the title screen |
Touch: on phones and tablets the touch controls turn on automatically, with Jump and Dash buttons, a left-handed mode and a setting to resize the on-screen interface.
Can you play it on a phone?
Probably, but we have not confirmed it. The game has its own touch controls and asks you to turn your phone sideways. On iPhone, the game’s own help says Safari won’t rotate the screen for you, so turn the phone by hand. A 3D game with many enemies can be heavy for older phones.
Is it official, and will it stay up?
No. The game’s legal text says PokeBonk is a non-profit fan game, not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Nintendo, The Pokémon Company, Game Freak or Creatures, and asks rights holders to contact the author on X or Discord. Pokémon fan games are often taken down; we check pokebonk.solais.cloud every day and will update this page if it goes.
The author hasn’t said whether AI was used to make the game; we couldn’t confirm either way.
Not working?
- Black screen: turn on JavaScript and hardware acceleration, then reload.
- “Online server is down” or accounts unavailable: the game shows these messages when its servers are offline. Try again later, or play in guest mode.
- Lag: close other tabs, or try the compact or minimal HUD in the settings.
- Want a different take? Try PokéBonk by Charcher or PokéSurvivor.
FAQ
What is Touchzada's PokeBonk?
A free, unofficial 3D Pokémon horde-survival game inspired by Megabonk, made by Luciano Gomes (@touchzada) in Brazil and played in the browser at pokebonk.solais.cloud. You pick one of 44 Pokémon, survive the horde, upgrade your moves, Mega Evolve and take down bosses, alone or online.
Is it the same game as PokéBonk at pokebonk.com?
No. They are two different fan games with almost the same name, released in the same week. This one is by Touchzada at pokebonk.solais.cloud; PokéBonk at pokebonk.com is by Charcher and has its own page here.
Can I play it with friends?
Yes. You can create or join an online room for up to 8 players against the same horde, or play a 1v1 Duel in a room of 2, where your knockouts send stronger enemies at your rival.
What are the controls?
W A S D or the arrow keys move, Space jumps (and glides in the air), Shift dashes through the horde, E interacts, M hides the minimap and Esc goes back. On phones and tablets, touch controls switch on by themselves; play in landscape.
Do I need an account?
No. You can play in guest mode and save a screenshot of your run at the end. With an account, runs go into your history and onto the leaderboard.
Is it official?
No. It is a non-profit fan game, not affiliated with Nintendo, The Pokémon Company, Game Freak or Creatures, and it could be taken down at any time.
Unofficial. This page is written by an independent directory. It is not made by, endorsed by or affiliated with Nintendo / The Pokémon Company or Luciano Gomes (@touchzada) (PokeBonk by Touchzada (pokebonk.solais.cloud)'s author). We do not host any files, and we never link to game files, ROMs or ISOs.
Sources
Facts on this page were checked against these official sources on Oct 20, 2026. Versions and steps follow the official project; if they differ, the official source wins.
- PokeBonk at pokebonk.solais.cloud, the author's own site (checked 21 Oct 2026; 44 playable Pokémon, 5 modes, 1v1 duel, online for up to 8, Mega Evolution)
- Credits, legal text and default controls in the site's own game scripts (checked 21 Oct 2026; made by Luciano Gomes, Sword/Shield models extracted by Random Talking Bush, Three.js)
- Touchzada's PokeBonk thread on PokeCommunity (posted 12 Oct 2026; read 20 Oct 2026, the forum blocked our checker on 21 Oct)
