Quiz guide
How to play the Lunidex Pokémon quiz: modes, challenges, and badges
A practical guide to the quiz: three challenge types, three game modes, the daily challenge, and the badges you can unlock — based on the features that actually exist in Lunidex.
Short answer
The quiz lets you recognize Pokémon from official artwork, silhouettes, or base stats. You choose a challenge type (classic, silhouette, stats), then a mode: marathon ends after five wrong answers, survival gives three lives, and time attack gives 30 seconds. A daily challenge and five badges complete the experience.
How to play
The quiz page works in four steps: challenge, mode, filters, then answer.
- 01
Pick a challenge type: classic shows the official artwork, silhouette shows the sprite in black, stats shows base-stat bars with the values hidden.
- 02
Pick a mode: marathon ends after five wrong answers, survival gives three lives, time attack gives 30 seconds and rewards quick correct answers with more points.
- 03
Narrow the pool with the generation and type filters if you want, then answer from the four proposals.
- 04
Play the daily challenge for a fixed set of ten questions seeded by date. With a connected account, the attempt is tracked and counted on the leaderboard.
The five badges
Badges are unlocked by performance. Sign in if you want scores, sessions and badges to persist in the synchronized workspace.
- • Quiz novice — reach 10 points.
- • Quiz master — reach 50 points in marathon mode.
- • Speed demon — reach 100 points in time-attack mode.
- • Eagle eye — score 20 points in silhouette challenges.
- • Professor — score 20 points in stats challenges.
Questions about the quiz
Does the daily challenge require an account?
You can play the daily challenge without an account. Saving the attempt and leaderboard participation require a connected account and available Neon service.
Where are my scores saved?
High scores, session history and unlocked badges are saved in the synchronized workspace when an account and the service are available.
Can I play against a specific Pokémon?
Yes. Opening a quiz link for a Pokémon (?pokemon=NAME) starts a single-question classic quiz on that Pokémon that ends after one correct answer.
How does the leaderboard work?
The leaderboard shows daily, weekly, and all-time rankings, with your own rank below the top entries. It only appears when the Neon service is configured and an account is connected.
Sources and update date
The statements on this page are checked against the Lunidex repository and public routes. Pokémon data comes through PokéAPI.