Pokémon Unite – Mobile release and new Pokémon announced

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Now that Pokémon Unite has already been released for the Switch, we’re getting ready for the mobile release. We’ll also show you how to get the exclusive Festival Pikachu skin.

On Twitter and the latest Pokémon Presents, the studio behind Pokémon Unite (TiMi Studio) announced the release date for the mobile version of the game. Pokémon Unite will be released on mobile devices on 22 September and there is a special reward for those who pre-register for the game – namely a special Festival Pikachu skin. To get it, you’ll need to meet certain conditions.

How to pre-register

Pre-registering for the mobile version of Pokémon UNITE is relatively easy. First, visit the Pokémon UNITE page in the Play Store. There you can click on the “Pre-register” button. Then you’re done with the registration. As soon as the game is available on 22 September, you can install the app on your device by clicking on the same button. If you have an iOS device, you can follow this link.

Get Festival Pikachu

TiMi Studio will only give you the skin if enough players have pre-registered for the app. If you don’t reach this goal, there will be other rewards as long as you have pre-registered:

– 1,000,000 pre-registrations: 1000 Aeos tickets
– 2,500,000 pre-registrations: Pikachu’s UNITE licence
– 5,000,000 pre-registrations: Festival Pikachu

In addition, two more Pokémon are soon to be playable. Mamutel (Mamoswine) and Feelinara (Sylveon) will be released in the near future for both the Nintendo Switch and the mobile version

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