Pokémon Shuffle Mobile reviews

Unless you want to spend a lot of money playing, this "game" is slow, boring and a grind. If you do want to spend on in-app purchases, prepare to be ripped off. It's not a game, it's a business model. Only winner is the company. Money's better spent on Go or a standard board game that you can buy to play without forking out. Catch rates for some of the rarer mons, even at high level, and after paying for a handful of helping devices and Great Balls are ridiculously low (<1%). It is not pay to win, since even if you pay and then pay some more, you lose. Could have been fun, had they not been so greedy.

The game looks fun especially for those who are passionate about the Pokemon. It Requires patience to pass the levels as you progress, and in some the aid is indispensable. Patiently you make coins and tools necessary to empower everyone and overcome the most difficult levels, while for those who are impatient you can also pay of course! After the last update I would like to not put levels with too many HP just because you have put the ability to change many skills and give more megacariche to some pokemon. The whole thing itself is fine however take Liv. Max, Megacariche and skill change is not easy and not always possible, thanks!

A match-the-3 Pokémon version, free to play which is more, whose in-app purchases are not needed to progress in the game (a little patience for gold and perseverance for bonuses from special levels make that I never had to shell out a dime in c e game), what more to ask? In addition, I appreciate the idea of limiting the cumulative cores and the slowness of their recharge, it allows to pause between different sessions of play and one is notified when the 5 cores came back, what to optimize his time spent on the game by passing to make 5 levels each time. In short, an excellent iPhone game that complements the palette of a license whose success is (very) far from shutting down, Oh that Yes!

The game looks good and for fans I think is a fast and fun way to pass the time. Sometimes the levels are too simple, especially those of the legendary... Others for almost useless Pokémon spend tens and tens of lives. Other small flaws are the very few experience points accumulated after each game and the fact that the lives are scaled even when you exceed the level. I Do not say to increase them, but at least to climb them just in case you do not exceed the level... Some mission of the cards is almost impossible to accomplish and the price of Mega ball is really high considering how much you earn for each victory. As a pastime is fine, but if you want players to be passionate a little something you have to cover. If you want to add me, BTEEWW9R:)