The Pokemon Company has announced that Pokemon Rumble Rush, the new mobile title that's based on the spin-off series, is now available for iOS and Android.
TechRaptor writes, "Smartphone free-to-play game Pokemon Rumble Rush is closing down this July. The game will have been in operation for just over a year, having launched in May 2019 for Android and July 2019 for iOS."
There are tons of Pokemon spin-offs showing up now. Are all of them created equal? Or are many dead in the water?
Considering all the DS and Wii spin-offs that happened yet everything sold good to very well, I think it won't ever stop.
The series just needs to be rebooted into fully fledged open world MMO that's frequently updated. New characters/events etc.
I haven't played a Pokemon game that was "new" since 2001's Pokemon Stadium 2 on Nintendo 64
It is a brave new world for the Pokemon series. Thanks to the prevalence of mobile devices and lowering of walls, all sorts of spin-offs are showing up in new spaces. Android and iOS devices are getting their own kinds of games involving our favorite pocket monsters. None of them are traditional Pokemon titles, but that doesn't mean they don't have value or should be ignored. In fact, people probably should be trying out and experiencing some of the ones immediately available now. (Especially while waiting for the DeNA Pokemon Masters game and the sleep-tracking Pokemon Sleep application.) But, which ones should people consider playing?
