The meta must evolve, the game must keep rolling, the cards must grow. But can The Pokemon Company keep up the pace?

The newest Pokemon Trading Card Game has me hooked, and I can't tell whether it's down to very good or very bad luck

Pokémon TCG Pocket seems redundant next to 2023's Pokémon TCG Live. Both games offer collecting and battling mechanics. I spent a month with this new Pokémon game and can confirm it captures that classic feeling of collecting and playing games with Pokémon cards with your friends.

Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket is released, and within the first few days players make an important discovery related to the so-called 'god packs.'

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The Promo cards in Pokemon TCG Pocket are special cards that can't be drawn from packs, and instead have to be won or earned through different, strange methods separate from the current "Genetic Apex" packs.

Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket adds a new in-game store, and the discovery of this addition generates less than enthusiastic reactions from players.

Players are now focused on battling in Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket post-launch. A player achieved the game's maximum damage of 990 in a single turn. The game seems to have a hard cap on damage a Pokemon can receive,

Pokémon TCG Pocket launched with over 200 cards to collect, battle, and build decks with, and pretty much every card in the game has a use in a deck. Some cards might not seem great at first glance, but they all have a place,

Pokemon TCG Pocket has a few unwritten rules that the community has developed to ensure players have the optimal experience with the mobile game.