Abstract: There have been barely any mobile games that have taken a portion of a MOBA in the course recently, singling out parts of the class to simplify something and, frequently, undeniably less captivating. Pokèmon Unite isn't one of those. At any rate, not exac...
Published: 2021-08-08, Author: Max , review by: pocket-lint.com
Easy to pick up,Fun addictive battles,A huge roster to grow into
Pretty grindy,Visuals ropey in places
We didn't expect to enjoy Pokémon Unite all that much - its reveal earlier this year felt a bit confusing, plus MOBAs are famously difficult to get into.That's why it's such a pleasant surprise that it's been as fun as it has, and with the entry price bei...
Considering that the game is free to start, there's no harm in downloading it and seeing if you like it. If you enjoy it, it might be worth spending a few dollars on cosmetics.Editors' RecommendationsThe best iPhone games currently available (August 2021)...
Published: 2021-08-06, Author: Eric , review by: slashgear.com
Gameplay is surprisingly fun and addictive, Pokemon each feel unique and, for the most part, effective, Matches are short, a rare sight for MOBAs
Too many free currencies make getting what you want confusing, Caps on Aoes Coins limit the rate at which free-to-play players can obtain new Pokemon, Has a pay-to-win mechanic through Item Enhancers that can be purchased with paid currency, Late-game bal
This is a tough game to judge. I really enjoy playing Pokemon Unite and, were I judging the gameplay alone, it would get a solid 8 or maybe even a 9. It's a ton of fun to play, and each Pokemon feels unique. So far, I haven't had a bad time playing, even...
It offers an enjoyable and accessible entry into the MOBA genre, Well designed Pokémon, offering a good variety of characters that all feel and play differently, It looks and sounds good, giving that Pokémon feel
Pay to win, Far too many currencies, an obtuse and predatory system designed to persuade people into spending real money
Pokémon Unite is a genuinely fun and charming game, with quick and accessible combat with enough tactical element to keep it interesting, while not overwhelming newcomers to the genre. However, it is predatory in all the worst ways, copying the worst tact...
Published: 2021-07-31, Author: Chris , review by: destructoid.com
Abstract: The last time I wrote about Pokemon Unite, I was merely a student. Now, I'm on my way to becoming a master. Modest, I know! 20 MVPs, some ranking up, 3/4s of the roster in hand, and three level 20 held items later, I feel like I have a good grasp of the f...
Pokemon Unite is an entertaining introductory MOBA that checks all the genre's boxes but has very little of its own to add to the conversation – and questionable free-to-play choices like being able to pay for power even detract from it. Its bite-sized ba...
Published: 2021-07-29, Author: Meg , review by: tomsguide.com
Intuitive and simple controls, Fun premise, Avoids the common MOBA issue of time commitment
Movement can feel clunky, Hampered by microtransactions, UI is not the cleanest
The pay-to-win controversy is something that TiMi, the game’s developer, will need to address. Already YouTubers have demonstrated that spending lots of money can completely obliterate opposing teams. The item enhancement system allows people to pay for s...
Published: 2021-07-29, Author: Jason , review by: gamespot.com
A new twist on MOBAs, tweaking the basic formula to make it more accessible to beginners, Game mechanics are easy for all players to understand but never feel monotonous, 90-level Battle Pass is a good deal, offers items, in-game currency, and Pokemon ski
Too many different currencies needed to get skins and items, creating a confusing in-game economy, Predatory tactics aimed directly at your wallet
Abstract: The MOBA genre is a really interesting class of games, starting out as a StarCraft mod before evolving into something more. Some, like Heroes of the Storm or Marvel Super War, utilize well known characters to establish a following. Others like DOTA 2 and...
