PokéJam Launch Post Draws About 808,000 X Views as Developer Promotes PJAM

PokéJam, a fan-made browser basketball game featuring Pokémon, drew about 808,000 views on its Oct. 26 launch post as developer KungFuDOOM promoted the Solana-based PJAM token tied to the project.

At 4:21 a.m. ET Friday (08:21 UTC), PJAM’s market capitalization was about $10,390. Its price fell 21.82% over the previous 24 hours, and its main trading pool had about $7,191 in liquidity.

The game runs in desktop and mobile browsers without a download. Players can choose quick play or a franchise mode with a nine-week season, and field teams of five Pokémon. The game includes 291 Pokémon, each rated across eight basketball skills. Online multiplayer was described as a future feature.

PJAM appears in the game’s menu and courtside signage, where it is identified as the project’s official token and linked to pump.fun. KungFuDOOM wrote on Oct. 28 ET (Oct. 29 Taiwan time) that buying PJAM was a way to support the game. On Oct. 29 ET (Oct. 30 Taiwan time), he said he had bought back and locked an additional 1% of PJAM.

PokéJam is fan-made and carries a notice naming Nintendo, Game Freak and The Pokémon Company as trademark holders for Pokémon characters.