PokéPuzzles is a collection of free daily Pokémon puzzles. Deduce the Pokémon from its damage-taken chart, narrow it down from profile clues, order ten Pokémon by a base stat, place a location on the region map, or identify a Pokémon from its cry.
Every puzzle is the same for everyone on a given day and resets at midnight in your local time. No account, no install, and most modes have an unlimited infinite version once the daily one is solved.
PokéPuzzles is a free collection of daily Pokémon puzzles. Each mode asks a different kind of question — name a Pokémon from its weakness chart or from profile clues, put ten Pokémon in order by a base stat, pin a location on the region map, recognise a cry — and each daily puzzle is the same for every player on a given day.
It is made for people who know the games well enough to enjoy being tested on them. No account, no download: open a mode, solve it, compare your result with friends, and come back tomorrow for a new one.
Every daily puzzle is picked by a formula from the date rather than at random, so the answer is identical for everyone and nobody is handed an easier one. The day rolls over at midnight Spanish time.
Your progress, streaks and statistics are stored in your own browser. Nothing is tied to an account, which also means clearing your browser data resets them.
Once the daily puzzle is solved, most modes offer an infinite version with fresh targets for as long as you want to keep playing.
If you are new, start with Classic: its feedback teaches you how the Pokédex is organised, and a game rarely takes more than a few minutes. Weakness rewards type-chart knowledge, Rank rewards knowing base stats, and PokéGuessr rewards having actually walked the regions. Sound is the hardest of all — leave it for when you want a real challenge.
Yes. Every mode is free to play, with no account and no purchases. The site is supported by advertising and by voluntary donations.
No. PokéPuzzles is an unofficial fan project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Nintendo, Creatures, GAME FREAK or The Pokémon Company. Species data comes from PokeAPI, the open community database.
A streak counts consecutive days with the daily puzzle solved. Missing a day ends it, and so does clearing your browser data or switching device, because progress is stored locally.
PokéPuzzles is an unofficial fan project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Nintendo, Creatures, GAME FREAK or The Pokémon Company. Pokémon and its character names are trademarks of Nintendo.