Pick your Pokémon, drop onto the island and be the last one standing. Prize Round winners pull a real graded Pokémon card from Collector Crypt, paid for by $POKEROYALE creator fees.
Six fighters, all equally strong but played completely differently: fast, tanky, sneaky, sniper and more.
Loot potions and shields, fight across Pallet Town, Mt. Moon and Lavender Tower, and stay ahead of the storm.
When the fee pot fills up, the next match becomes a Prize Round. Win it and a real graded card is bought and revealed live on screen.
Hold 100,000 $POKEROYALE and your card is sent to your Solana wallet. The cards are tokenized graded cards on Collector Crypt.
We balance every Pokémon by simulating thousands of matches. Each one wins about the same share of games.
Creator fees from $POKEROYALE buy graded Pokémon cards on Collector Crypt, where each card is a token backed by a real slab in a vault. When the pot reaches the threshold, the next match is a Prize Round and its winner gets a card. The Daily Champion gets one too.
Earn points every match: 25 for a win, 12 for top 3, 7 for top 5, 3 for top 10, plus 3 per knockout. At midnight UTC, #1 pulls a prize card.
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Yes. Playing, ranking on the leaderboard and winning matches are free. You only need to hold $POKEROYALE to actually receive card prizes.
Connect your Solana wallet before you play. If you win and your wallet holds the required $POKEROYALE, the card you pulled is sent to it automatically. A "My Prizes" page will show the status of every card you've won. Wallet login is launching with the token.
Yes, once prizes go live at the token launch (until then, in-game pulls are demo prizes). Prizes are graded Pokémon cards on Collector Crypt. Each one is a token on Solana backed by a physical graded card stored in a vault, which you can hold, trade or redeem through Collector Crypt.
The game server runs every match and decides every hit, knockout and winner, not your browser, so editing the game in your browser can't win you a card. The card you pull is also picked by the server.
A keyboard, a mouse and a modern browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari). It runs best on a computer.
When there aren't enough players, bots fill the match so it always starts quickly. Bots can win matches but never receive prizes, and real players replace them as more people join.