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Step into the arena where the Sun and Moon were born. POK is a 3D arcade sports game that blends competitive gameplay with fighting mechanics, inspired by the ancient Mesoamerican ball game. Compete in 1v1 and 2v2 matches where timing, positioning, and teamwork define victory. Every hit matters.
POK is a 3D arcade sports game that blends competitive gameplay with fighting mechanics, inspired by the ancient Mesoamerican ball game, Pok Ta Pok. It's built on the one rule that defines it: no hands.
Hip, elbow, knee. 1v1 or 2v2. First to 50 points, or whoever leads at three minutes.
• Solo — take on CPU opponents across three difficulty levels
• Couch multiplayer — split-screen 1v1 and 2v2, or team up with a friend against the CPU
• Remote Play Together — play with friends online today; only one of you needs to own the game
Master three core strikes—hip, elbow, and knee—each with its own timing and strategy. Use walls, angles, and momentum to outplay your opponents. Every movement creates opportunity.
Score through the ring or force the ball past your opponent's line. Charge your shots to fill the Mythical Meter — one loaded hit can take a match back.
Three minutes and 50 points are only the defaults. Move the score target, change the clock, switch Mythical Moves and Court Modifiers on or off — then play the match you actually want.
In 2v2, a duel turns into a conversation. Work with your partner to find an optimal position on the court, cover the line while they commit, or pass the ball repeatedly until you reach the opponent's line. Sometimes offense is the best defense.
Experience a narrative rooted in Maya mythology, reimagined through a modern lens.
Follow Huna and Ixe as they uncover the mystery behind a world falling into imbalance, where the fate of their people is tied to the ancient game.
Chapter 1 launches with a complete gameplay experience and story introduction. Future chapters will expand the world, characters, and challenges.
Wishlist POK and be part of a new legend in the making.
