the Pokemon pocket trading card game It is estimated that the mobile game has earned more than 120 million US dollars In sales, although there is a free-to-play model.
according to PocketGamer.bizthe title broke the US$100 million sales mark in less than 3 weeks after its October 31 release date, according to AppMagic estimates. As of November 17, sales reached a new high of US$120.8 million.
Pokemon TCG Pocket It is a free-to-play game, but gives players the option to purchase additional in-game content such as booster packs, cosmetics, and a monthly pass that provides one additional pack per day. Currently, players have averaged around $6.4 million in daily spending on the game since its launch.
Among the game's audience, Japan remains the largest contributor in terms of spending, currently at US$50.6 million, 42% of global spending, followed by the United States at US$33.6 million (28%).
To maintain high interest among the player base and game developers Creatures Company It has released an ongoing series of events since its launch, including The strange choice happenedwhich introduced new missions and rewards such as the chance to pull a Meowth, Chansey, or Lapras ex Drop event Which allowed players to battle increasingly difficult decks for a chance to win the coveted special card.
Capitalizing on the popularity of the phenomenon of physical card games around the world, Pokemon TCG Pocket He rose to become the Pokémon Company The second largest mobile phone launch in history, a difference of only US$18 million from 2016 Pokemon Gowhich earned US$138.8 million in the same 3-week time frame. With the announcement of New cards in December and trading features in 2025There is no doubt that the popularity of the game will continue to rise steadily.
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