Poke Survivor leaderboard
One best run per player. Survive longer, strengthen your active move and climb the Wildlands board.
1 player ranked. Your best completed run appears once.
| Rank | Player | Country | Time | Defeats | Level | Partner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🥇 | Player 534d36 | United States | 0:37 | 19 | 1 | Ember Newt |
How the Poke Survivor leaderboard ranks runs
Signed-in players can submit completed single-player runs. Survival time determines the order; defeats and then level break ties. Earlier submissions win remaining ties. Today and this week use UTC; the week begins on Monday.
Your public player name and selected country appear on the board. Country is a profile choice, not a verified nationality. Only runs started online in this edition qualify; guest runs and older local records are excluded. Ending a run submits its result; closing the browser mid-run may lose the score.
The server checks account ownership, one-time run submission and timing and value bounds. This is a casual leaderboard; the browser still simulates gameplay, so these checks do not provide full cheat prevention.
Set your player name and country · How to play · Data and privacy
Before your first ranked expedition
Open the Account page and choose a public player name and country. Sign in before selecting your partner. The game saves that partner to your cloud profile, then requests a new run identifier when play begins. If the connection or profile check fails, the game still runs and explains that the result is unranked.
You can pause to read an upgrade card or change a setting. The survival timer measures game time, while the server uses elapsed time as an upper bound. Boss encounters, rifts, equipment and permanent creature upgrades remain part of the normal game. This board compares runs across those choices; it is not a separate equal-loadout tournament.
Read your result and plan the next attempt
A long run with few defeats can place above a shorter run with many defeats because survival time is the first ordering field. When two times match, defeats decide the order, followed by level. Your best run can be different in each period: a recent short run may appear on today’s board while an older, longer run remains your all-time record.
The partner column records the creature used for that run. Changing your partner later does not relabel an older result. Your current public name and country do update on the board, so you can change those on the Account page without starting your history again.
To improve a result, make wide loops through open terrain, strengthen the active move and reserve a clear route before stopping at a locked chest. Compare the five starting partners, read the move and bond reference, and use the survival guide to understand the choices behind your next score.