Who’s That Pokémon? Guess the Pokémon from a close-up
A daily “Who’s That Pokémon?” game. You see a tiny, zoomed-in piece of a Pokémon’s official artwork and have six guesses to name it. Every wrong guess zooms the picture out a little more.
Hard mode shows the picture in black and white. You can type names in any of six languages.
How to play
Look at the close-up and type a Pokémon’s name.
Each miss zooms out. After 3 misses you get the region, after 5 the type.
Solve it in as few guesses as you can and share your result.
Questions
How many guesses do I get?
Six. The picture zooms out after each wrong guess.
What is hard mode?
The Pokémon is shown in black and white, so you can’t use its colors. You can switch it on or off at any time.
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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.