Pokémon Unite comes to mobile in September with Mamoswine and Sylveon

Pokemon Unite will arrive on mobile devices, Android and iOS, on September 22nd. The game is free and is now available on Nintendo Switch. In addition, soon, the game will welcome more little creatures, such as Mamoswine and Sylveon, which will have several new abilities and will bring more variety to the gameplay.

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The mobile version of Pokémon Unite can be linked with the same account that the Nintendo Switch user uses. Thus, whoever does so will also unlock the Electric-type Mythical Pokémon Zeraora.

Mamoswine and Sylveon were only briefly introduced. In the case of Sylveon, being an evolution of Eevee, it is possible that its initial form is also present in the game, in the same way that it happens with other Pokémon.

The console and mobile editions of the game will have cross-play, that is, they will be able to communicate with each other in multiplayer. In addition, pre-registration for those interested in playing is now open – just register on the official Twitter and receive a notification as soon as the download is available. Those who register will gain benefits such as a special Pikachu outfit.

What is Pokemon Unite?

Pokémon Unite is a Moba-style game, Multiplayer Online Battle Arena, which puts you on a large map to control a Pokémon, with the objective of taking down the opposing team's base in 10 minutes.

The gameplay is similar to League of Legends, but has its own personality. Your team needs to collaborate, in every available route, so that the outcome of the battle is fully favorable and without many complications.

Various Pokémon are available to play. Some are released free of charge, as a courtesy, for a limited time. But to play with everyone you have to spend fictitious money, obtained in matches, or buy with real money. Over time the game should receive even more Pokémon, via constant updates.