PokeSurvivor Leaderboards

Solo and group boards

The ranking system separates solo runs from group runs. A solo result is not compared with a four-player result, and a group result is not placed on the solo board. The two boards use separate keys and periods.

A group run belongs to the group. If one player disconnects, the remaining run can still finish. The run is host-authoritative, so check the host’s finished result. The multiplayer guide covers room and host rules.

Time periods

The yearly board is not current. The 8 October news post listed daily, weekly, monthly, yearly and all-time, but the code removed the yearly table on 10 October. Use the four current periods.

Per-Pokémon filter

The per-Pokémon filter is available only on the all-time board. It lets you compare a run using a specific partner, not just the overall best time. The daily, weekly and monthly boards do not have the filter in the current code.

A filtered rank is not a separate account record. It is a view of the all-time board. If your run is not in the stored all-time set, the filter cannot find it.

Why you may not appear

Daily, weekly and monthly boards store only the top 50 entries. A run can be valid and still show “outside top 50” because the board discards lower results. The all-time board is the place to check a long-term personal best.

Other reasons a run may not appear:

• The run was a guest session with no cloud account.
• The result was below the top-50 cutoff on a period board.
• The run used a copy site with a separate database.
• The anti-cheat rejected the time, level or kill count as implausible.
• The board was reset after an exploit fix.

Do not repeatedly submit a rejected run. Check the account and site first. The save guide explains why a guest result is not cloud-persisted.

Anti-cheat and resets

The ranking code uses a 45-minute cap and checks that level and kill counts are plausible. Accounts can be banned for manipulated results. The exact checks are implementation details, not a public scoring formula.

The all-time board reset on 13 October when Arceus added a definite end. All boards reset on 18 October after a poison/kiting exploit fix. Old screenshots and old “world record” claims may refer to a pre-reset board. Check the date before comparing.

How to check a rank

1. Finish a run on the official site with a cloud account.
2. Open the Ranking screen.
3. Choose solo or group.
4. Choose daily, weekly, monthly or all-time.
5. Use the Pokémon filter only on the all-time board.

If the screen does not load, use the troubleshooting guide. A leaderboard fetch failure is not proof that the run was rejected.