"The game is free-to-play but a paid starter pack will also be available that includes additional Pokémon storage, a battle theme from Let's Go Pikachu, 30 teammate tickets and 50 training tickets used to recruit and train Pokémon in game."
"The overview trailer goes over the various ways in which you can recruit and train Pokémon in itself, and overall it seems like kind of a hassle with some micro-transactioned limitations."
"The game lets you freely adjust movesets, stats, and natures by using in-game Victory Points acquired through playing online matches, whereas the RPGs are much less free-flowing and require you to track down items to micromanage your Pokémon's stats."
"One small thing I'm looking forward to is seeing how the Mega Evolutions from pan out competitively, as this will be the first time they'll be usable in standard format."
Pokémon Champions will be available at PAX East and launches on April 8 for the Switch. The mobile version is expected later this year. The game is free-to-play, with a paid starter pack offering additional features. Players can recruit and train Pokémon using Victory Points earned from matches, allowing for more flexibility compared to traditional RPGs. The competitive scene's response to the game and the introduction of Mega Evolutions in standard format will be closely observed upon release.
Read at Kotaku
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