soullinked.io
Every death counts.
Some links break. The record doesn't.
Nuzlocke runs — solo or soul-linked — with a permanent record: the boards, the graveyard, and the blame.
How a run works
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Link your fates
First catch on a route, every player — those Pokémon now share one fate. Solo? Your link is with the record.
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Play together
Everyone runs their own game; the server keeps the one true score and calls the rulings.
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One falls, all fall
A single faint takes the whole link down — and the board remembers whose fault it was.
Explore
Runs
Your runs, your lobbies, your links — the home board.
Download
Get the Windows launcher — install once, then pair it to your run.
Claim your name
Invite code, name, color — your identity token, shown once.
Sign in
Recall your token and this browser is you.
Getting started
Claim → join → pair → launch, phone-first.
Graveyard
Opens in BetaEvery fallen mon gets a death card — lifespan, killer, last words. The graveyard remembers what the run cost.
Replay Theater
Opens in BetaYour whole run replayed on the map, scrubbed to the good parts. Thirty hours in three minutes.
Streamer kit
Planned for 1.0OBS browser sources, spectate views, and clip markers for the moments your chat will not shut up about.
Communities
Opens in BetaSpaces for your group: shared rulesets, seasons, standings — the spreadsheet you keep in Discord, retired.
Leaderboards
How you and the people you play with stack up across the runs you shared. Badges, catches, losses, burned routes.
Predictions
Planned for 1.xCall the outcome before the route does. Points only — never purchasable, never cashable, never transferable.
Achievements
Planned for 1.0Platform badges earned from the log itself: deathless gyms, ten-link runs, monotype clears.
Docs
How runs, links, launchers, and self-hosting work.
Rulesets
Planned for 1.xA library of shareable presets — fork a ruleset, rate it, watch it trend.
Supporter
Planned for 1.xNothing is for sale yet — the game is free, and gameplay always will be.
Soullinked is invite-only right now — get a code from a friend hosting a run.