All22 BOWL & PRO Guide: Choose a Pokémon Football Game
Compare the side-view BOWL and behind-the-huddle PRO games, bring your All22 lineup and understand the published on-field attribute rules.
REVIEWED OCTOBER 12, 2026 · PUBLIC SOURCES + EXPLAINED TRADEOFFS
Choose the view you want to play
| Game | View and format | Published features |
|---|---|---|
| ALL-22 BOWL | Side-view, Tecmo-inspired arcade football | 11-on-11 · 32 gym stadiums · draft mode · gym challenge |
| ALL-22 PRO | Behind-the-huddle, Madden-inspired football | Mode 7 camera · hot routes · instant replay · Pokémon League |
Both games use the All-22 team you build. Use the game selector to choose the game, or open BOWL or PRO directly.
Before your first match
- Build your roster on the same game site and browser profile.
- Choose a game from Play with your team or the game selector.
- Read the game’s current start menu and displayed controls. BOWL and PRO use different camera views and features; do not assume the same key mapping.
- Begin with a complete team. If a player feels slow or weak at a job, compare the player’s position priorities before replacing the entire roster.
We inspected the public selector, not every match or gym progression. The page does not promise that a particular team beats all gyms or that controls are identical across devices.
The same fits, plus attributes on the field
The creator says the live games use the same position-fit ratings as the challenges. On-field action also draws on raw attributes: Speed affects running and acceleration; Attack supports blocking, tackles and breaking tackles; Defense and HP help withstand contact. Weight contributes to power and holding ground but heavier players accelerate more slowly.
Special Attack and Special Defense drive the quarterback’s arm and accuracy. Special Defense, Special Attack and Speed contribute to catching. Choosing a role-compatible player helps, but the exact live-game formulas remain private.
Source: Game selector · Reviewed October 12, 2026. Strategy examples are our interpretation of the published priorities.
Source: Game creator’s scouting guide · Reviewed October 12, 2026. Strategy examples are our interpretation of the published priorities.