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You catch Pokémon and put together a team, then send them into these endless areas. The fighting happens on its own, so most of the work is done before the battle starts. If your moves or types are wrong, progress slows fast.
Every few floors, there is a stronger fight waiting. After a while, you hit a wall, and that is normal. Restarting is part of the loop, not a failure, since you keep bonuses and can bring one good Pokémon back with you.
All the original Pokémon are in the game. You can breed them, look for shinies, and tweak stats to get better results. Outside of battles, there are small things to manage too, like berries and mining, which help more than they first appear.
There is no finish line. The fun comes from slowly fixing mistakes, trying different teams, and watching each run last longer than the one before. If you enjoy planning more than constant clicking, Pokaidle fits that style.



















