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Pokemon: Pokopia

Pokemon: Pokopia

Nintendo
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Release Date: March 5, 2026

Simulation, Farm, Pokemon, Life Sim, Co-op, Cozy Game, Multiplayer, Singleplayer, Internet

A life simulation game about creating a safe haven for the titular creatures, created by the Game Freak studio. In Pokemon: Pokopia, we can play as a character named Ditto. Our tasks include farming, gathering resources, raising buildings, and attracting more Pokemon to live with us.

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[4:33] - Pokémon Day 2.27.2026 Special Trailer Videos: 3
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The Pokemon brand is mainly known for its RPG games. Nonetheless, for the purposes of the project described here, Game Freak studio decided to approach the topic of breeding titular monsters in a slightly different way. They created a life simulation game under the title Pokemon: Pokopia. For the purpose of creating it, the developers established cooperation with Koei Tecmo company.

Gameplay

In Pokemon: Pokopia we watch the events from a bird's eye view.

Ditto to the rescue of Pokemon

During the game we take on the role of Ditto - a creature capable of changing its form, which has taken a liking to resemble a human. Our task is to build an environment that diverse Pokemon will be able to call their home. For this purpose, we must work hard, using various useful skills that we learn from other creatures.

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Will Pokémon Pokopia introduce new Pokémon forms? Here's what we know

Will Pokémon Pokopia introduce new Pokémon forms? Here's what we know

A new trailer for Pokémon Pokopia, the odd game where you play as a Ditto, revealed potential new forms for old Pokémon. But is that what's happening?

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Matt Buckley

November 13, 2025

Will Pokémon Pokopia introduce new Pokémon forms? Here's what we know
Pokémon meets Animal Crossing: Pokémon Pokopia is the strange new game revealed in today's Nintendo Direct

Pokémon meets Animal Crossing: Pokémon Pokopia is the strange new game revealed in today's Nintendo Direct

Play as a Ditto that transforms into a human in Pokémon Pokopia, an unusual new game from The Pokémon Company that bears a resemblance to Animal Crossing.

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Matt Buckley

September 12, 2025

Pokémon meets Animal Crossing: Pokémon Pokopia is the strange new game revealed in today's Nintendo Direct
Everything announced during today's Nintendo Direct

Everything announced during today's Nintendo Direct

Today's Nintendo Direct lasted over an hour, featuring major announcements such as a release date for Metroid Prime 4, a new Fire Emblem game, and more.

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Matt Buckley

September 12, 2025

Everything announced during today's Nintendo Direct

Ratings

Game Ratings for Pokemon: Pokopia Video Game.

8.9

OpenCritic Rating

Game is Recomended by 99% of Critics. There are 120 Critic Reviews.

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Console Creatures: 9 / 10 by Bobby Pashalidis

The content Pokopia hides rewards those who dive in, something that is naturally reinforced by its history, giving the series, currently celebrating its 30th birthday this year, another, almost essential dimension.

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TheGamer: 3 / 5 by Stacey Henley

As ever with Pokemon, there is enough charm to see it through, and the mechanics aren't shallow, even if they're used in aid of the same few tasks over and over again. It's Pokemon's take on a bunch of other villager games it's not quite as good at, but if you persevere there is a game waiting for you here. You just have to get the actual game over with first.

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Nintendo Life: 8 / 10 by Alana Hagues

Pokémon Pokopia is the freshest Pokémon experience in a long time, bursting at the seams with charm and content that rewards both curiosity and creativity. It's an easy game to get swallowed up in, even with a few gameplay and progression issues that need ironing out.But as a first go at something different for the franchise, it's a big win. I don't know how Pokémon has stayed away from this kind of structure for so long, and I'd easily take a dozen more.

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