PokeVoid Offline
Play PokeVoid on any device — no internet required.
Native builds for Android, iOS, Windows, and Linux, packaged and updated automatically.
Latest Release
Installing on Android
All Android Devices
- Download the APK above.
- Open the file — if prompted, allow your browser or file manager to install unknown apps.
- Tap Install and launch PokeVoid from your home screen.
Installing on iOS
SideStore + LiveContainer
Recommended
- Install SideStore on your device.
- Inside SideStore, install LiveContainer.
- Open LiveContainer and import the IPA downloaded above.
- Launch PokeVoid from within LiveContainer — no Apple ID app slot consumed.
Full step-by-step guide →
AltStore
- Install AltStore via a PC or Mac.
- Open AltStore on your iPhone or iPad.
- Tap My Apps → + and select the downloaded IPA.
- Refresh every 7 days to keep it active.
Feather
- Install Feather using your preferred method.
- Tap + to import the IPA.
- Sign with your certificate and tap Install.
Installing on Desktop
Windows
- Download PokeVoidOffline.exe above.
- Run it — no installation needed. If SmartScreen appears, click More info → Run anyway.
Linux
- Download PokeVoidOffline.AppImage above.
- Make it executable:
chmod +x PokeVoidOffline.AppImage
- Run it:
./PokeVoidOffline.AppImage
⚠️ Sandbox Error Fix
If you see a fatal error mentioning chrome-sandbox not being owned by root or missing mode 4755, your system is blocking the Chromium sandbox. Two fixes:
Option A — Quick fix
Pass --no-sandbox when launching:
./PokeVoidOffline.AppImage --no-sandbox
Option B — AppArmor profile (recommended)
On Ubuntu 23.10+ and similar distros, create an AppArmor profile to allow user namespaces without disabling sandboxing globally:
sudo tee /etc/apparmor.d/pokevoid-offline <<'EOF'
abi <abi/4.0>,
include <tunables/global>
profile pokevoid-offline /path/to/PokeVoidOffline.AppImage flags=(unconfined) {
userns,
}
EOF
sudo apparmor_parser -r /etc/apparmor.d/pokevoid-offline
Replace /path/to/PokeVoidOffline.AppImage with the actual path. After running, launch normally without --no-sandbox.