Checked v0.7.10 · inviteOnly false · 21 Oct 2026
Can You Play PokéBonk With Friends?
The checked v0.7.10 client documents registered-player friends, clans, mail and leaderboards. It does not document a shared-run co-op or PvP mode. Those account features let players compare progress, but are not evidence of a multiplayer lobby.
What you can do together
Create an account with email or Discord. Friends are for registered players. Since 0.5.7 you can look at your build and at another trainer’s build. Leaderboards cover kills, a per-Pokémon board, survival time, and time attack, plus weekly and season cuts.
A clan starts at 30 seats. Each expansion adds 10 seats and costs Stardust, up to 100. At season end, members inside the top 50 share Stardust. I do not have the create-clan price, so I am not printing one.
Invite codes are not room codes
The pattern XXXX-XXXX is an account registration code handed out on the official Discord. On 21 October 2026 the status API said registration.inviteOnly was false, which matches the v0.7.8 change that dropped the gate. You can play without a code. A code does not open a lobby.
No co-op release date is claimed here. A roadmap claim needs an archived first-party announcement; a third-party retelling is not evidence that a shared-run feature has shipped.
Frequently asked questions
Is there PvP?
No PvP mode is documented in the checked v0.7.10 client. Leaderboards are asynchronous comparisons, not evidence of direct player combat.
Do I need an invite code?
Not to play. inviteOnly was false. Codes, when used, register an account.
Sources checked 2026-10-21
- PokéBonk status API · accessed 2026-10-21
- PokéBonk Discord (linked from the official site) · accessed 2026-10-21
- PokéBonk version.json · accessed 2026-10-21
- PokéBonk legal page (Charcher) · accessed 2026-10-21
- PokéBonk official client: mechanics, controls and season rules (v0.7.10, mvgy3iyx) · accessed 2026-10-21
- PokéBonk official Spanish patch notes: v0.5.0–v0.7.10 (mvgy3iyx) · accessed 2026-10-21