PokéSurvivor Co-op

For N players, ordinary enemy HP is multiplied by 1 + 0.3 × (N − 1), while spawn rate is multiplied by 1 + 0.75 × (N − 1). Four players therefore face ordinary enemies with 1.9 times solo HP and a 3.25 times spawn rate. A larger room does not simply divide the same solo wave among more attackers.

Rift legendaries use the co-op HP multiplier and an additional ×1.4 whenever more than one player is present. For four players that produces ×2.66 relative to a solo rift at the same run time. Treat the ordinary-enemy figure and the legendary figure separately when deciding whether your group is ready for a portal.

Experience and team leveling are coordinated by the host, so collecting XP supports the shared level rather than creating four unrelated progression tracks. The game adjusts team XP for player count and the group's experience bonuses. The higher spawn rate is not a promise that a four-player group will level 3.25 times as fast.

At a team level-up, each connected player must finish their own card choice before the host resumes play. Shared level does not mean shared moves: teammates can select different attacks and upgrades for their partners. If the waiting display names a player, ask them to finish that choice before treating the pause as a connection problem.

Bond fusion choices also hold the game for the group. Before a run, review a few useful moves and their requirements so you can make these decisions without a long discussion every time. Your active move group belongs to your partner; another player's selection does not equip it for you.

A nearby teammate can revive a fallen partner in three seconds. The revived player returns with 50% of their maximum HP. This is a proximity rescue: reaching the teammate is only the first step, and immediately leaving does not complete the required time.

Plan the rescue around a safe approach and a clear retreat. Assign one player to approach while the others draw pressure away when possible. A successful revive leaves the partner partly healed, so allow them space to retreat instead of immediately pulling the group into another dense wave.

Compare the moves your chosen partners can learn, rather than selecting four names solely by rarity. PokéSurvivor uses softened type matchups: super-effective attacks deal ×1.6, resisted attacks ×0.6 and main-series immunity matchups ×0.3. Dual-type contributions multiply, then the type result is clamped between ×0.3 and ×2.4.

As a practical team plan, identify who can attack the opponents your other players struggle against and who can keep moving while a rescue is underway. These are coordination roles, not fixed character classes. Check the Pokédex for actual partner stats and learnsets, then use the type guide to compare your attacks against the enemies you expect.

A rift lasts 45 seconds on the field. When a player enters, the host coordinates the transition and the whole group travels into the legendary arena. Tell teammates before touching the portal so a player preparing a rescue or repositioning is not surprised by the move.

The arena has a 120-second combat limit. A victory gives each player a Bond; timing out or having the whole group down sends you back without the victory reward. The ordinary map's enemies are restored when you return. Regroup after the transfer and check the return position before continuing your movement loop.

The host keeps the enemy simulation and run clock moving. Backgrounding or freezing that game tab can stall the shared run; leaving an active run as host ends it for the whole group. Choose a host who can keep the browser open for the session, and finish account, friend and partner setup before they launch.

Check whether a teammate is choosing a card or the host has left the game tab before treating a pause as a connection failure. If a room has already started, the closed-lobby state is expected. A friend joining later needs the next run rather than another invitation to the current one.