Poke Survivor team leaderboard
Survive together. Compare your expedition’s shared score with other two, three and four-player lineups. Solo runs stay on their own board.
Shared expeditions · team leaderboard
One best expedition per starting lineup. The shared score counts every creature defeated once. Periods use UTC.
1 lineup in the public top 100.
| Rank | Players & countries | Team score | Defeats | Time | Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
| 41,605 | 1,029 | 6:32 | 21 |
Names, countries, partners and guest status are recorded when the expedition starts. Country is self-selected. A teammate who leaves remains in that starting lineup. The host submits the shared result once; each player’s personal rewards still save separately.
One expedition, one shared score
Each creature defeated contributes its points once to the team’s total. Mobs, elites and bosses have different point values, and rift bosses award twice their normal boss points. Coins, chests and time survived do not directly add points. The creature points table applies to both boards.
Teams rank by score, then defeats, survival time, level and the earlier submission. The public top 100 shows one best result per starting lineup. A lineup is the group of player profiles that began the expedition together; swapping a member creates a different lineup. Leaving during a run does not change its recorded team size.
Find your team’s place
Choose all time, today, this week or this month, then optionally select a team size. Periods use UTC, weeks begin on Monday and months begin on the first day. We select eligible expeditions for those filters before choosing each lineup’s best result.
Your best team position includes any matching lineup you participated in, even beyond the public top 100. Every submitted expedition remains saved in Cloudflare D1. The homepage and game sign-in screen show up to ten all-time records from this same board, without requiring an account.
Guests belong on the board too
Anonymous players and signed-in players use the same scoring rules. Every row includes each starting player’s nickname and selected country. Names, countries, partners and guest status are recorded when the room starts the expedition, so later profile edits do not rewrite those historical details. Countries are player choices, not verified nationalities.
Signing in alone keeps a guest’s history separate. The explicit guest transfer on the Account page moves ownership of those team records into the account while retaining the recorded names and countries. Deleting a participating profile removes that team’s stored expeditions.
Finish a run to save its result
Create a room, share the invitation and wait for your teammates to join and mark themselves ready. Only the host starts the expedition and submits its shared defeat breakdown at the end. The server calculates the points and accepts each expedition once. Personal rewards and progress save separately for each player.
If a result submission loses its connection, the host browser keeps it for a retry for up to 24 hours. Reopen the game using the same browser profile to retry. Closing the game before the expedition ends can lose an unfinished result. Gameplay runs in the host browser, so these are casual rankings rather than a fully server-simulated competition.
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