How to play
Controls, rescue, and the first ten minutes.
PokéDive is a free Pokemon roguelite played in the browser — not the Overwatch poke/dive/brawl team comp, not a poke restaurant, and not PokemonDive.com.
PokéDive is a free Pokemon roguelite you play in the browser, alone or with up to three friends. Rescue lost Pokemon, bring them back to town, then dive again.


| Fact | Reading | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Developer | Nicolr3 | 1 source · official records |
| Status | Open beta, version 0.6 | 1 source · official records |
| Platforms | Web browser and mobile PWA | 1 source · official client and manifest |
| Players | 1–4 | 1 source · official game page |
| Price | Free, no ads, no purchases inside the game | 1 source · official statement |
| Event | Night of Ghosts, 30 Oct–9 Nov 2026 | 1 source · official records |
On 3 November 2026 the public update list showed version 0.6, titled “Servers around the world.” It adds regions in North America, South America and Asia, Italian and Brazilian Portuguese, and changes the shiny rate from 1 in 40 to 1 in 200. Dates for 0.5 and 0.6 themselves are not published.
Controls, rescue, and the first ten minutes.
There is no official Android package. Install the browser app instead.
Party codes, a host, and up to four people.
Routes, bosses, starters, moves, items, and town.
0.1 through 0.6, with dates only where a source gives one.
A mailbox box exists. No public code list does.

PokéDive gameplay by TheDuoDesign. Press Play to load the YouTube player.
Yes. The public game page and the developer both describe it as free, with no ads and no in-game purchases.
Yes. The public page says you can play alone or with up to three friends, which is 1–4 players, using a party code.
No. “Poke dive” is also an Overwatch and Marvel Rivals team-comp term. This site is about the browser game at pokedive.com.