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.

Developed by DeNA, Creatures Inc., and The Pokémon Company and released on Oct. 30, TCG Pocket is a mobile game where players open card packs to assemble a collection of digital Pokémon cards. Each day,

Pokemon TCG Pocket has numerous free-to-earn currencies that can be redeemed for free packs and cards, here’s everything you need to know.

Collecting cards is the name of the game in Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket, but you can also make them with the right materials. Here's how it all works.

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

Pokémon has a way inspiring the completionist within people, setting them up on intense collect-a-thons that either take them to unimagined glory or exhaustion laced with deep personal shame. Pokémon TCG Pocket is no different,

The pop culture impact of Pokémon has ensured a huge number of people have already checked out Pokémon TCG Pocket, even if it is only as curiosity. The chances are, if you’re among them, the massive amount of content and currencies can be a bit overwhelming,

Given Mew's rarity across various Pokmon games, it's no surprise that Mew is just as hidden and difficult to unlock in Pokmon TCG Pocket.

Pokemon TCG Pocket's first ex drop event has arrived, and it features the iconic Water-type Pokemon from the Kanto region, Lapras. How it works is that, for a limited time, trainers can go into the Battle menu and face off against the computer's various Lapras-themed decks in Solo battles.