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Dungeon guides will automatically guide you through the dungeon, opening any chest they come accross, go down ladders they find and start boss battles.
You must pay an upfront cost for however many attempts you want to run of the dungeon (non refundable), they will however give you a discount the more runs you purchase in one go.
They do not guarantee a successful dungeon clear, and will charge regardless of the outcome.
Each guide operates at their own speed, with some possessing a sense for specific dungeon tiles and others actively avoiding particular tiles whenever possible.
NOTE: This is a beta feature, so things are likely to change in future updates;
feel free to post any feedback/bugs in the Discord.
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Here you will be battling through many stages to earn Battle Points.
There is no regional attack debuff or weather effects.
You can leave early and return to your checkpoint later on.
You'll get special items if you reach special milestone stages.
When you are ready, click Start!
Note: there is no click damage in the Battle Frontier.
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https://www.pokeclicker.com/
or download the offline Windows client:
https://github.com/RedSparr0w/Pokeclicker-desktop/releases/latest
https://wiki.pokeclicker.com/
The Start Menu also has a button to open the Wiki.
This is a setting on browsers that slows down inactive windows.
You can change the browser flags, but this is not recommended.
Otherwise you can download the Windows client from here:
https://github.com/RedSparr0w/Pokeclicker-desktop/releases/latest
Read the in-game Tutorial.
Set the "Caught" selector in the top left to Poké Ball to capture Pokémon you have already caught.
The damage you do against an enemy Pokémon is the sum of the attack of all Pokémon the player has, after type effectiveness, type weakness, and other multipliers are applied.
For players' Pokémon with two types, only the most efficient type is applied
For enemy Pokémon with two types, effectiveness and weakness is applied once to each type.
For enemy Pokémon with one type, effectiveness and weakness is applied twice to that single type.
Other factors that will multiply damage value include flutes, battle items, and weather. Gems can be used to change the effectiveness and weakness multipliers as well.
Player can check the attack against a specific Pokémon they are fighting by hovering over Pokémon attack value.
No. Your file is saved in your browser data. We recommend making frequent backups of your save data.
Yes! Download a copy of the save file from Start Menu → Save, transfer it to the other device, and import it from the save selector screen.
Note that progress does not automatically carry over between devices.
Your save file will likely be compatible with the final release.
The chance to encounter a roaming Pokémon is 1/8192 for the first route of a region, and increases linearly up to 1/4096 for the last route of a region.
("first" and "last" here just being the route difficulty/HP, not necessarily the order you reach the route)
On a Route: 1/8192
In a Dungeon: 1/4096
Using an Evolution Item: 1/2048
In the Safari Zone: 1/1024
From a Shop: 1/1024
From Hatching an Egg: 1/1024
From a Reward: 1/1024
From a Battle Frontier Milestone: 1/1024
Wandering on the Farm: 1/1024
Yes, they give an extra 100% bonus to Click Attack.
Yes, once a Pokémon is shiny, it will always remain shiny.
No, you will need to obtain the evolution's shiny via a different method.
You can use evolution items by clicking Items in the Start Menu.
They can be used in the underground to restore energy.
These items can be used in the Farm to grow more berries and earn farm points.
They can be exchanged for different items or Pokémon in Berry Master Shops.
They have special Auras that can provide Gameplay bonuses.
They can attract wild Pokémon to the Farm that can be captured, some of which can only be obtained this way.
Some berries can be obtained as Pokémon drops or from dungeon chests, but most are obtained through mutation on the Farm.
The Kanto Berry Master in Cerulean City will provide daily hints about how to mutate the various berries.
There is a maximum of 3 active slots.
Currently Kanto through ... are able to be played.
You must defeat the league champion of the current region. If you have regional Pokedex challenge active you must obtain all Pokémon available in the current region.
Note: Once you go to the next region, you will not be able to go back to previous regions until you reach the dock.
New Pokémon you capture, shinies obtained, Pokémon made resistant to Pokérus, and Purified Pokémon all increase your click attack.
You must defeat the Gym Leader manually 10 times.
Dungeons will become smaller at 10, 100, 1,000, etc. clears to a minimum of 5x5 tiles.
Tier 1: 100 clears
Tier 2: 250 clears
Tier 3: 400 clears
You need to have cleared the dungeon at least 10 times in order to make use of Dungeon Guides.
Dungeons can't get bigger than 10x10, instead they get a second floor of at least 5x5. The boss tile is always in the second floor, the first floor has a stairs tile instead. When you reach the second floor, time stops and you get 10 extra seconds.
Yes, you can unlock up to 4 quest slots.
Quest Level 5: 2 slots
Quest Level 10: 3 slots
Quest Level 15: 4 slots
Underground: Route 14
Daycare: Route 5, or click List on the hatchery
Farm: Route 11
Underground: Buy the Explorer Kit from Cinnabar Island.
Daycare: Will be unlocked after reaching Route 5.
Farm: Will be unlocked after reaching route 11 and obtaining Berries
Some Pokémon can only be obtained by breeding.
When a Pokémon is hatched, its attack will increase by 25% of the base amount.
Breeding has higher odds of obtaining a shiny Pokémon (1/1024).
Check that you have completed every route.
Check that each dungeon has been completed.
Some Pokémon only come from Eggs.
Some can only be obtained by using an Evolution Item.
Some can only be found in the Safari Zone.
Fossil Pokémon can only be obtained with the correlating Fossil from the Underground.
Some can only be purchased from a Shop.
(Roamers) Some legendaries will randomly appear on routes.
(Babies) Breed their evolution.
Some can only evolve at certain times of the day.
Some can only evolve in specific locations.
Some can only appear/evolve in specific weather.
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| 50 EVs | 1.5x Damage |
| 802 EVs | 2x Damage |
| 40,121 EVs | 3x Damage |
| 643,300 EVs | 4x Damage |
| 5,540,000 EVs | 5x Damage |
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Pokérus is a beneficial virus your Pokémon can catch. EVs, also called Effort Values, increase the attack of your Pokémon.
EVs are unlocked after defeating the Distortion World dungeon in Sinnoh.
Pokérus is spread by Pokémon that are infected, to other Pokémon in the hatchery (not in the queue) that share a type with the infected Pokémon. Neither Pokémon can be ready to hatch, nor can a Hatchery Helper be used on either Pokémon.
EVs can be gained in a variety of ways, but are primarily gained by capturing (not breeding) Pokémon.
You can use the Contagious Poké Ball selector (unlocked after getting Pokérus) to focus catching Pokémon with less than 50 EVs. Note that setting this selector to "Do not catch" will prevent you from catching any Contagious Pokémon, even if your Caught selector has a Poké Ball set.
Base Yield: 0.1EV
Base Wanderer Yield: 0.2EV
Wanderer Yield: 1EV
Evolution Item / Shopmon / Safari Yield: 1EV
Shadow Modifier: 2×
Shiny Modifier: 5×
Dungeon Modifier: 3×
Dungeon Mimic / Dungeon Boss Modifier: 10×
Roamer Modifier: 50×
Repeat Ball Modifier: 5×
Macho Brace Modifier: 1.5×
Power Bracer Modifier: 2×
Rowap Aura Modifier: Multiplier based off Farm Setup
Blue Flute Modifier: % based off Achievement Bonus
The EV damage multiplier is multiplicative, and scales linearly until 1.5x (50 EVs). The bonus thereafter has diminishing returns relative to the number of EVs gained, but has no limit.
None: Pokémon that have not been infected with Pokérus.
Infected: Pokémon has Pokérus, but cannot spread Pokérus or gain EVs until hatching.
Contagious: Pokémon with less than 50 EVs.
Resistant: Pokémon with 50 or more EVs. These Pokémon will still be able to spread Pokérus.
They are options you can select when starting a new save to make the game harder or more complex by modifying mechanics.
Note: You can deactivate the challenges at any point, but they cannot be activated later.
You don't get anything special for having challenges active, but each challenge will give you a ribbon on your trainer profile.
Lowers the attack of Pokémon that aren't native to the current region.
The strength of the debuff is based on your highest region, not the region you are battling in.
Pokémon retain 20% of their attack in Johto and this value raises by 10% each region.
Note: This challenge is activated by default.
Requires a complete regional Pokédex before moving on to the next region.
You only need one of each Pokémon to be able to move to the next region. Any form of the Pokémon is valid even if it isn't the base form.
Note: This challenge is activated by default.
Disables the ability to use click attacks.
You still can click in the very first battle of the game.
Disables the usage of X Attack, X Click, Lucky Egg, Token Collector, Dowsing Machine, and Lucky Incense.
You can still buy or find these items even if you can't use them.
Disables the usage of Master Balls.
You still can buy them, so you can complete the related achievements.
Disables the usage of all Oak items.
The achievements related to leveling up these items will disappear, and the percentages will be distributed among the other general achievements.
In order to get the berries that mutate while using some Oak Items you can buy them in Johto berry master once you have unlocked the berry that evolves to them.
Disables the usage of Gems to increase damage multipliers.
You can still get gems and use them to buy items such as flutes or Pokémon.
Disables the usage of vitamins.
You can still buy and find them, so the related achievements can still be completed. After getting them you can get a money refund by inputting the code: "REFUND-VITAMINS" (one use only).
Gain EVs 10x times slower.
If the challenge is deactivated, the EVs will get multiplied back.
Your Pokémon go away when they evolve.
When your Pokémon evolve their stats are carried over to the evolution. This includes times hatched, EVs, and shiny status.
If the base Pokémon had a Held Item, it will be carried over to the evolution unless the item is incompatible. For example, Light Ball won't be transferred to a Raichu but a Magnet will.
Baby Pokémon aren't considered evolutions but gifts.
There are currently no plans for a "final release".
Maybe once all the regions are added that will be version 1.0.0.
This is a current priority, but there are no set timelines; it will be ready when it is ready.
The original game was developed by @IshaD#1866, who has since decided to stop work on this project.
Since then, lots of people have helped by contributing code via GitHub.
The GitHub repo is located here:
https://github.com/pokeclicker/pokeclicker
Any new issues, suggestions or code contributions are always welcomed.
You may even earn the @Poké Crew, @Code Contributor or @Developer roles in Discord.
Gem bonuses are disabled.
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In the Underground you can mine for hidden treasures.
There are three main ways of breaking tiles:
Chisel will mine 2 layers on a single tile.
Hammer will mine 1 layer on all nine tiles of a 3x3 square.
Bomb will mine 2 layers of 10 random tiles.
You can spend some mining energy to conduct a Survey.
This will give you information about the items to be found in this layer.
It also damages 1 random tile fully.
If you don't think this level is worth mining, you can Skip it.
Every time you mine out all items in a level, you will recover one Skip.
Sell your treasures for gems or diamonds!
If you have found any fossils, you can hatch the Pokémon they contain from the Treasures tab, or from the Day Care.
You can use your diamonds to buy all kinds of upgrades that will help you explore the underground even further!
Some upgrades will make the Underground harder and are less cost-efficient.
Avoid these until you have the other available upgrades!
In the Daily deals tab you can trade your items. The trades available change each day at midnight.
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The Safari Zone uses a different method of encountering and capturing Pokémon, and it contains several unique Pokémon.
After paying the entrance fee, you will be able to walk around in the Safari Zone. To encounter Pokémon, you must either walk in the tall grass or walk into Pokémon that randomly appear on the map.
As you perform actions, you will gain Safari XP and increase your Safari Level. If you catch a Pokémon, there is a chance an item will appear on the map.
When you have encountered a Pokémon, you will be given 4 options:
| Ball | This will throw a Poké Ball and give you a chance of capturing the Pokémon. Provides 10 Safari XP. |
| Rock | Throwing a Rock will make the Pokémon angry, and more likely to flee, but easier to catch. Provides 10 Safari XP. |
| Bait | Throwing any kind of Bait will make the Pokémon eat, and less likely to flee, but harder to catch. Berry Baits change the base rates of the Pokémon, with Razz lowering flee rate, and Nanab increasing catch rate. Only one Berry effect can be present at a time. Provides 5 Safari XP. |
| Run | This will end the encounter. |
Catching a Pokémon will provide 50 Safari XP. Shiny is 5×
Picking up an item will provide 10 Safari XP.
After your turn of the encounter, if it did not result in the encounter ending, the wild Pokémon will have a chance of running away.
Your safari exploration will end when you have run out of Poké Balls. You can freely leave and re-enter without having to pay the fee again as long as you still have Poké Balls remaining.
Safari Level will increase the effectiveness of Rocks and Bait, the catch chance, the Egg Steps gained from walking, and the odds that an item will spawn when a Pokémon is caught.
Some items are not available until a certain Safari Level is reached.
Every 10 Safari Levels, the animation will speed up by the following values:
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In Pokemon Contests, you select a lineup of three Pokemon to compete in the day’s contest. Each day, there will be only one pokemon Type allowed to enter the contest.
The contestants will be judged according to one Style. Each Pokemon can be given one berry to use as part of their entry.
Pokemon Contests can only be entered once per day, and all entries are final. The total score of the team and their held berries is compared to the Rank requirements and the corresponding Prizes are awarded.
There are five Contest Styles. Each Pokemon’s style rating is a sum of two of their base stats.
Each Style also has an associated flavor.
The Contest Styles are:| Cool | This Style is associated with Attack, Special Defense, and Spicy flavor. |
| Beautiful | This Style is associated with Special Attack, Defense, and Dry flavor. |
| Cute | This Style is associated with Speed, Hit Points, and Sweet flavor. |
| Clever | This Style is associated with Special Attack, Special Defense, and Bitter flavor. |
| Tough | This Style is associated with Hit Points, Defense, and Sour flavor. |
Getting more Style Points in a contest will give a reward of Contest Tokens. If your score is high enough, you may achieve a Rank for the contest.
The number of Style Points for each Rank are:
Normal Rank: 1-200
Super Rank: 201-450
Hyper Rank: 451-700
Master Rank: >700
Earning specific combinations of Style and Rank may unlock special prizes!
