How do I unlock the fourth move slot?

Open Lab → Upgrades from the main menu and find 4th move in the Run team group. Its description unlocks the fourth move slot. In our unupgraded v0.6.2 Guest session, the card showed a one-level cap and a price of 1,500 Stardust.

  1. Open Lab; its menu subtitle shows your Stardust balance.
  2. Choose Upgrades, then scroll to the Run team cards.
  3. Read the 4th move card and your current price before purchasing.

Fourth option is a different card. It adds a fourth choice to level-up offers; it does not open a fourth attack slot. It showed 3,000 Stardust in the same untouched session. This is also separate from the release-note fix for missing cards when one move slot remains. We checked the descriptions and prices, not a completed purchase. See the Lab walkthrough.

Why is an item missing from my Poké Ball pool?

Open Lab → Items and compare All, In your Poké Balls, To discoverand Archived. They describe different states. Being listed in the catalog is not the same as being available in your current pool, and being in the pool does not guarantee the next offer.

In our new Guest session, undiscovered cards displayed “???” with an objective and a Stardust amount. Do not identify a hidden item from its objective alone. The Archive description separately says archived items stop appearing in item Poké Balls and the shop. We have not purchased Archive or tested its restore flow.

Start with the state shown on your own card, rather than a screenshot from an account with more unlocks. The item-pool reference explains discovery, availability and the limits of our checks.

Why does an old infinite-damage build no longer work?

The October 17 balance announcement and v0.5.3 notes changed bonus stacking and enforced item caps. Same-kind bonuses add within groups. The game also states that Ditto no longer copies full items and Meowth no longer sells them. A clip from before those changes is not evidence of a current reproducible strategy.

Check the clip’s version, mode, partner, permanent Lab upgrades and item counts. Our selected catalog entries include a Master Ball cap of one, rechecked in v0.6.2. More visible effects or a larger old score do not establish a stronger current setup. See item limits and balance before investing a long run in an older combination.

What should I check after a mobile white screen?

First record the game version, browser, device and approximate run minute. Patch #6 describes a white-screen pause notice and result saving around reloads or disconnections. Players were still asking about mobile Chrome white screens after the update, so the patch note should not be read as a universal fix.

When the menu is usable, open Settings → Graphics. The current screen offers Low quality, Battery saver, My attacks’ opacity and Hide my attacks. Change one option at a time and use Show FPS to compare the result. Battery saver explicitly caps the frame rate at 30 and lowers resolution; it is not a setting for maximizing frame rate.

Avoid clearing the original site’s data as a first step: your Guest session is tied to that browser/device. We inspected these options on desktop, not through a real-phone benchmark. Follow the white-screen checklist for what to record and how to report a recurring problem.

Did the latest update restore my missing run?

That cannot be determined from the announcement alone. Patch #6 describes saving earned results after a closed tab, refresh or lost connection and retrying submission when you return. The v0.6.1 history also records a Guest-progress fix around Exit and signing in again. These are different problems, and neither note proves that every previously missing run was recovered.

Return to the original game using the same browser session and compare your recorded results and progress. If something remains missing, keep the result screenshot, version, time, mode, region and starting Pokémon. Use the game’s Report button or the original support channels. This guide cannot inspect or repair game accounts. Our save-result checklist separates recent fixes from evidence needed for an individual report.

Can I play co-op now? Does joining a clan enable it?

The October 17 official roadmap describes co-op and skill fusion as features being tested for Season 2. Our October 18 v0.6.2 menu inspection showed Classic, Survival and a separate Clan entry; we have not verified a released co-op lobby. Joining a clan does not establish shared-run multiplayer.

Check that a video or announcement refers to pokebonk.comand Charcher’s project. Same-name games and other Pokémon survivor games can have different multiplayer systems. Our Season 2 update notes keep the announced plans separate from features we can currently verify.

Sources and verification

Checked on . Questions were selected from the latest English, Chinese and general Discord discussions on October 18. Answers use the original game’s v0.6.2 Lab, settings and release history, plus official announcements. Player advice is not treated as a tested build, and no private chat or community screenshot is republished.