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Pokémon and people once lived happily together, but the world has withered and the humans are gone. The only remaining resident appears to be a lone Tangrowth. After waking from a long slumber, a peculiar Ditto decides to restore the desolate land using its transformation skills and its surprising new crafting abilities.
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Richly built, contemplative, meticulous and cool.
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Nintendo Switch 2; Game Freak/Omega Force/Nintendo Work together with a bunch of lovable Pokémon to restore a long-abandoned town in this novel, absorbing game that’s quite unlike others in the series
VGCJordan MiddlerMar 20265/5 starsPokémon Pokopia is an excellent life simulation game that takes the best bits from the champions of the genre and evolves into something that Pokémon fans, and cozy game fans will love. Late-game grinding doesn't dull an adventure that's as full of discovery at 100 hours as it was at 1
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ZTGDAnthony MannApr 202610/10Pokopia is great and it’s going to easily be in my top 10 games of 2026. It’s just a nice experience to see kindness in the face of tragedy which the plot of Pokopia explores. None of the Pokémon fight, they are kind and simply enjoy playing (something that The Pokémon Company has always said in the face of animal abuse allegations but never fully explored in game). I think Pokopia is going to force a lot of games in the cozy genre to reevaluate what they are doing because there’s both freedom and structure for the player and it does an amazing job balancing both. It’s just good vibes.
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Screen RantCarrie LambertsenMar 202610/10No Pokémon game has ever made me want to stay up past my bedtime like this one.
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TheGamerStacey HenleyMar 20263/5 starsAs ever with Pokemon, there is enough charm to see it through, and the mechanics aren't shallow, even if they're used in aid of the same few tasks over and over again. It's Pokemon's take on a bunch of other villager games it's not quite as good at, but if you persevere there is a game waiting for you here. You just have to get the actual game over with first.
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GamesCreedAdiba ManhaMar 20263.3/5Pokémon Pokopia has a lot to offer even after the credits roll. New crafting recipes are coming out, more types of furniture become available, and better equipment make Pokémon Pokopia easier than ever to build big things.
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IGDB rating 8.7/10 from 30 ratings.
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