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How to try the adventure in a browser with no install with Infinite Pokemon

Play the five-area browser demo with battles, catching, interiors, and local autosave.

Who it is forA curious player or reviewer who wants to see the game before installing anything or connecting Codex.

The problemInstalling a local game and connecting an AI provider takes time and access before the player knows whether the game is fun.

The outcomeThe player explores five prepared areas, battles, catches creatures, visits interiors, and returns with autosaved progress.

What you need first

  • Node.js 22.13 or newer
  • A terminal in the repository folder
  • Codex sign-in and generation allowance for full single-player or hosted play (the browser demo and the finite tutorial preview do not need it)

Steps

  1. Open https://infinite-pokemon-blond.vercel.app/game/ in a desktop or mobile browser.
  2. Choose the browser demo and start a new trainer.
  3. Walk through the five prepared areas and try a battle and a catch.
  4. Enter one furnished interior, then reload the page to confirm local autosave keeps your progress.

Prompt for your agent

Open https://infinite-pokemon-blond.vercel.app/game/ for the Infinite Pokémon repo and play the browser demo for a short session. Report which of the five prepared areas you reached, whether one battle and one catch worked, and whether progress remained after a page reload.

Caveat. The browser demo is a limited preview of five prepared areas, not the full generated world that needs a local Codex connection.

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