Poke Sound is a daily “guess the Pokémon cry” game. Play the cry as many times as you like and type your guess. Each wrong guess shows how it compares to the answer, Wordle-style, and later misses reveal the silhouette and the first letter.
Retro mode plays the original Game Boy and DS cries (Generations 1–5). Multiple choice mode gives you five cries with four options each.
How to play
Press play and listen to the cry.
Type a Pokémon, or switch to multiple choice.
Use the clues from wrong guesses to narrow it down.
Questions
Can I play with the old Game Boy cries?
Yes. Turn on Retro cries to hear the original sounds for Pokémon from Generations 1 to 5.
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Daily Poke Games is a free fan project. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Nintendo, Game Freak, Creatures or The Pokémon Company. Pokémon names and artwork belong to their respective owners.