A short tour of the PokeBonk settings that matter on a phone

PokeBonk is played in the mobile browser, so the Settings menu is where you tune it for your handset. These are the switches worth knowing.

• Fixed joystick keeps the movement stick in one place instead of following your thumb.
• Auto Ultimate fires your Ultimate by itself once it is charged and enemies are close.
• Battery saver caps the frame rate at 30 fps and drops the resolution.
• Graphics quality can be lowered when crowds start to stutter.
• Hide my attacks stops drawing your own projectiles, a large frame-rate win on busy screens.
• Show FPS puts frames per second and the enemy count on screen, so you can test each change.

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