Three kinds of phone players and the PokeBonk settings that suit each

The commuter on a low battery. Battery saver is your friend: it limits PokeBonk to 30 fps and renders at a lower resolution, so a run costs less charge. Keep in mind a connection is still required, even from a Home Screen shortcut.

The crowd fighter. Late in a run the screen fills with your own projectiles. Hide my attacks stops drawing them and gives a big frame-rate lift; Show FPS lets you watch the difference along with the enemy count.

The one-thumb player. Turn on the fixed joystick so the stick stays in one place, and let Auto Ultimate fire your Ultimate whenever it is charged and enemies are close.

Whichever you are, lowering Graphics quality is a safe extra step. Since PokeBonk has no app and runs in the browser, all of this lives in the game's Settings. Full touch layout: PokeBonk mobile guide. More guides: PokeBonk.gg.

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