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Pokémon Shuffle Mobile

By The Pokemon Company

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Description

Pokémon Shuffle is a whole new puzzle game! Line up three or more Pokémon vertically or horizontally to battle against wild Pokémon.

■ Introduction

- A whole new puzzle game where you solve puzzles to battle Pokémon

Pokémon Shuffle Mobile is a puzzle game where you line up three or more Pokémon vertically or horizontally to battle against wild Pokémon.
You can play it casually—but battling, collecting, and leveling up Pokémon can also provide hours of fun.

- Lots of stages and lots of Pokémon

On top of the Pokémon available at the initial release of Pokémon Shuffle Mobile, additional stages and Pokémon are planned, but this game already has a lot to offer! Both puzzle beginners and experts will have fun with Pokémon Shuffle Mobile’s various levels of challenges.

- Intuitive and easy game play

All you have to do in Pokémon Shuffle Mobile is select a Pokémon and its destination in the puzzle area to cause combos automatically—anyone can play it!
Its simple gameplay blends with challenging strategic aspects to appeal to a full spectrum of players from beginners to experts.

■ Notes
- Terms of Use
Please read the Terms of Use before using this application.

- Device settings
You may not be able to launch this application, depending on your device’s settings and/or how it is used. In order to maintain fairness among players, some functions may become inaccessible if certain operations (such as jailbreaking) have been performed.

- Connection environment
If you use this application in locations where reception is poor, your game data may become corrupted or lost.
Please make sure to play this game in locations where reception is good.
If communication is lost momentarily, you may be able to resume play in some cases by pressing the Retry button.
Please note that we are unable to assist you if you experience problems due to communication errors.

- Before making purchases
iOS version 7 or higher is required for this application. Available features may depend on your device’s iOS version.
Please make sure that you can use the free-of-charge features of this product with no issues on your device before you make purchases.
Certain devices and/or configurations may also cause the application to fail to work.

- For inquiries
Please visit support.pokemon.com to report issues about Pokémon Shuffle Mobile.

Pokémon Shuffle Mobile Support

What's New in Version 1.10.0

◇ We have added a feature so that when you return to a stage, you can bring the same Pokémon you brought with you the previous time you attempted that stage.

For details, please refer to the in-game notices.

◇ We have made some adjustments to the user interface to improve the play experience.

◇ Various issues have been resolved.

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Customer Reviews

Solid game, nice F2P model

by 7Danger

I have been playing this game since Sept, 2016. Gameplay is nice for the most part. Particular stages feel gated as they are so difficult that beating them without the exact right team or power ups seems unlikely. Progression can be achieved slowly but steadily without any money being paid. Granted, spending so money can really speed up your progression. All micro transactions feel rewarding, not cash grabs. Also, spending a certain amount gives you a sort of VIP status and confers passive benefits each month. I believe the amount is under 10 dollars in a given month.

All told, I am a daily player and each month I buy a small amount premium currency and find the game fun to play during short breaks. "End game" is where things can really take off or slow down depending on how you personally handle the game. For me, I am engaged in the weekly events and plot out a course for powering up my most valuable Pokémon and this goal setting helps me keep things focused without burning myself out.

Losing interest

by Metalhead for Christ

I was all hyped for this game since I love Pokémon, and I downloaded it to play. It was fun, challenging, and addictive.

Now....eh, I'm really not that interested anymore. The biggest turn off is it forces you to use power ups and coins to advance (at least, that's my perception.) You also have to go through the older levels like 2 times to make sure your Pokémon are strong enough to handle the megas, and playing levels costs hearts.

That's another thing: when did playing a level cost a heart? I might be wrong, but that's not how it used to be. If you have a low number of hearts and use them all, you have to wait 30 minutes for five.

Another thing that I've noticed is the Pokémon never drop jewels. It did once in the tutorial with Eevee, and that was it—it was never heard from again. If I run out of moves in a level, I can't get more 'cause I don't have any jewels. Don't force people to buy jewels—I don't think that's fair.

Also, the level difficulty in the megas is way too strong sometimes. After you've played it five times and failed, then the difficulty's too high.

I'm probably going to delete this because I don't think it's fair to force people to use power ups and coins to advance. I'll stick with the card game.

Kinda obsessed

by Zheyayok

I'm unreasonably interested in this game. It kills time. Literally, sometimes I play on both my 3DS and my phone. There are just so many Pokémon so I always want to see what's up.
Things I could do without are the irritating safaris that give you the same Pokémon over and over and you just hope for a better one. Having to pay coins to beat some levels. How long it takes to level Pokemon after level 5. Wish it were all free, but I get why it's not. They do a fairly good job updating. Regardless, I still keep playing. It's a bit of a brain teaser as some levels are actual puzzles, and like playing cards, it's about luck of the draw (or drop in this case) and using what you have in conjunction with each other to make a great play.