Begin at the original PokéRogue login screen
PokéRogue is a turn-based Pokémon roguelite from the Pagefault Games community project. Its current opening screen asks you to log in or register before starting; it is not a guest launch like PokéBonk. The game states that registration does not need an email address. Use the original project’s own account flow and keep its credentials private. RadiantGames neither creates that account nor stores its password.
Classic starts with a team-building decision
In Classic, the starter selector lets you combine available Pokémon within a shared cost limit. The current official wiki describes a ten-point team budget. Read each candidate’s available moves and ability before committing. Balance an opening attacker with options for opponents it struggles against, rather than spending the budget on a collection of names that all solve the same problem. Catches and later unlocks can expand the choices on another run.
Think in turns, not in survivor-game movement
Battles ask you to choose moves, switch Pokémon and use the resources the run provides. Compare type matchups, remaining health and PP before accepting another fight. A strong attack with few uses left is a different resource from a reliable move you can keep using. When a run ends, identify one decision you would change next time; a new attempt is more useful when you have a specific adjustment to test.
Daily Run is a separate challenge
Daily Run uses a shared starting challenge rather than the same starter-picking flow as Classic. The official wiki describes a preset team and a fifty-wave format. If following a daily guide, match the guide’s date and game version, and remember that earlier choices can change later outcomes. A route written for yesterday is not automatically today’s solution. The run selector in the live game is the reference for what is currently available.
Touch controls, focus and save access
The project includes an on-screen touch-control interface as well as desktop controls. Keep the whole game area visible before selecting a menu item. If keyboard input scrolls the surrounding page, click the game first. Account access and game saves belong to the original project; saving this page in RadiantGames only saves its URL. The source and official wiki links below are the appropriate places for account, control and current-mode details.
Game source: pokerogue.net. Independently written guide, checked 20 October 2026. Games belong to their creators.
Official PokéRogue new-player wiki · Game modes · Community source project
