PokeRogue Offline Old Versions APK
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PokeRogue Offline is an Android wrapper for the browser-based PokéRogue roguelite, giving players a dedicated route into repeated Pokémon battle runs. Players choose a starter team, move through wave-based encounters, catch new creatures, and select rewards that shape each attempt. Classic, Daily Run, and unlockable Endless challenges vary the team-building pressure, while eggs, vouchers, candies, passive abilities, and shiny forms strengthen future choices. The app also presents online play alongside downloadable offline files, making it useful for players who want PokéRogue access in an app-style interface.
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- Version
- 2.4.2
- Size
- 5.64 MB
- Updated
- 06/25/2024
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PokeRogue Offline 2.4.2
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| Version | Version code | Release date | Size | Minimum Android |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.4.2 | 2 | 06/25/2024 | 5.64 MB | Android 8.0+ |
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- 2.4.2Android 8.0+
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- File SHA-256
- 39c64b04209eb293d4...00283eaa99d1
- Source
- APKPure public listing
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