Free, unofficial fan game · Plays in your browser, nothing to download

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Guide · Unofficial fan game

A free Pokémon game for PC, no emulator or download

Pokémon Fight is a free, unofficial 3D Pokémon fan game that you play on a PC in a web browser. There is no emulator, ROM or installer: open pokemonfight.com/game in Chrome, Edge or Firefox, sign in with Google, and play with a keyboard and mouse. It has a Story Mode journey through Kanto and the Orange Islands and a Battle Mode for building teams from all 152 Pokémon.

  • Price: free
  • Platform: web browser (desktop, or a phone or tablet in landscape)
  • Sign-in: Google account required
  • Modes: Story Mode and Battle Mode
  • Pokémon: 152
  • Battles: real time, you control the Pokémon
  • Status: unofficial fan game

Free to play · Google sign-in needed for both modes · Desktop, or a phone or tablet in landscape

Squirtle faces Brock’s Geodude in Pewter Gym’s rocky hall under a Boulder Badge banner; the HUD says “On Rocky ground: Rock and Ground moves ×1.2”.
A Gym battle against Brock in Pewter Gym. The field boosts Rock and Ground moves. In-game screenshot, October 2026.

What you need

Nothing is installed. The game is a new 3D game written for the browser, not an emulated Game Boy or DS game, so there is no ROM to find and no emulator to set up. The browser guide has more on how it runs.

  • A desktop or laptop browser with WebGL graphics: a current Chrome, Edge or Firefox. The game picks a graphics preset for your computer on its own, and you can change it in Settings.
  • A keyboard and mouse. The game is built for them on a computer; touch controls appear only on phones and tablets.
  • A Google account, because both modes keep your progress online with it.
  • An internet connection: the 3D world loads as you play, saves are stored online and multiplayer battles run on the game’s server.

Controls on a keyboard and mouse

The real-time battle guide has the full table of battle controls, with the touch layout beside it.

  • Exploring: W A S D to walk, Shift to run, Space to jump and the mouse to look around. E talks and uses doors, F gets on the Bicycle or a Pokémon you ride, M opens the map (and Fly), and Esc the menu.
  • Battles: W A S D moves your Pokémon, the mouse aims, left click attacks, keys 1–4 pick its moves, Shift dodges and the right mouse button guards. Flying Pokémon take off and land with F.
  • Wild battles: C throws a Poké Ball.

Story Mode or Battle Mode

Story Mode is the journey: start in Pallet Town with Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle or Pikachu, catch wild Pokémon, beat the eight Kanto Gyms, the Elite Four and the Champion, then sail to the Orange Islands for the Orange League.

Battle Mode skips the journey. Draft any of the 152 at any level with any moves and held items, then fight one of the game’s trainers on the stage you choose, or invite a friend to a one-on-one online battle. See the Battle Mode guide.

Battle Mode’s stage step with Cerulean Gym selected: a blue-tiled 3D hall above cards for the Pewter, Cerulean, Vermilion and Celadon Gyms.
Choosing a 3D stage in Battle Mode. In-game screenshot, October 2026.

Your saves follow your Google account

Nothing is saved on your computer. Each Google account has an Autosave and three save slots stored online, so you can play on one PC and carry on from another, or from a phone, by signing in with the same account. Battle Mode never changes your Story save.

Questions and answers

Do I need an emulator or a ROM?

No. Pokémon Fight is a new 3D game built for the browser, not an emulated Game Boy or DS game, so there is no ROM or emulator.

Does it work on Mac, Linux and Chromebook?

On Windows and on Mac, yes: players have played it on Windows in Chrome, Edge and Firefox, and on Mac in Chrome and Safari. Linux and Chromebook are not yet tested.

Is it free?

Yes. It is a non-commercial fan project with nothing to buy and no advertising.

Is this an official Pokémon game for PC?

No. Pokémon Fight is an unofficial fan project and is not affiliated with Nintendo, Creatures, GAME FREAK or The Pokémon Company.

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Ready to play?

The title screen asks you to sign in with Google, then opens the mode you picked.

Free to play · Google sign-in needed for both modes · Desktop, or a phone or tablet in landscape