What's new

Every update to PokéSize Up, newest first.

Sinnoh arrives on November 7 v1.5.0

  • From November 7, every game also draws from the 107 Sinnoh Pokémon (#387 to #493), alongside Kanto, Johto and Hoenn: the Daily of all three games and Unlimited.
  • Dailies before November 7 stay exactly as they were, so the calendar and the leaderboards of past days don’t change.

Hoenn arrives on October 20 v1.4.0

  • From October 20, every game also draws from the 135 Hoenn Pokémon (#252 to #386), alongside Kanto and Johto: the Daily of all three games and Unlimited.
  • Dailies before October 20 stay exactly as they were, so the calendar and the leaderboards of past days don’t change.

PokéSize Up in ten languages v1.3.0

  • The whole game is now in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Japanese, Italian, Dutch, Korean and Chinese. Pick your language at the bottom of any page.
  • Pokémon names follow your language, with their official names in Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. The Pokédex search finds them by that name or the English one.
  • Heights are written the way your language writes numbers (0.4 m or 0,4 m), and every date in the game follows your language too.
  • If your browser is set to one of these languages, the game offers to switch the first time you visit.

Accounts, leaderboards and a tougher Unlimited v1.2.0

  • Accounts: sign in with a code sent to your email. Your games and your Pokédex are saved to the cloud and follow you to any device. Playing without an account works as before.
  • Leaderboards for every Daily, and Unlimited records for each game: rounds cleared in Size Up, wins in a row in Stair (one board per level) and the longest Higher or Lower streak.
  • Your profile: a nickname (you get a random one to start), a profile picture from the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon portraits of the Pokémon you have caught, your records and how many days in a row you have played the Daily.
  • Size Up Unlimited is now a survival run: each round needs a minimum score, starting at 400 and rising to 950. Three misses and the run is over.
  • Stair: after each check, a step only says whether that Pokémon is in the right place, not which way it has to go.
  • Stair: Pokémon with raised wings, flames or tails (Charizard, Ponyta and others) are no longer cut off at the top.
  • Shinies: only a Pokémon you can catch can be shiny — the one you resize in Size Up, the new one in Higher or Lower. With an account, your shinies are the same on every device.

Pokédex and shinies v1.1.0

  • A Pokédex of every Pokémon you catch: size one well in Size Up, or call it right in Higher or Lower.
  • Shiny Pokémon, one in 8,192, as in the original games.
  • A calendar to play any past Daily.
  • The Pokémon height chart, and a page for each Pokémon with its height and who it stands next to.

PokéSize Up launches v1.0.0

  • Daily #1: resize one Pokémon until the pair is to scale, in five rounds. A new Daily every day at 00:00 UTC, and Unlimited to keep playing.