It looks like a Pokemon Autochess or Pokemon TFT is finally going to be making its way to players. In the latest leaks from ElChicoEevee a Chinese version of Pokemon Unite showed off the new game potentially being added. Here is what can be seen and what we know about this so far.
You can see the leak of Pokemon Autochess or TFT in the Tweet below.
There are a lot of differences between normal TFT and this game from the start but as Pokemon likes to do, this looks as though it is a more simplified version. The goal will always be to get your units on the board, level them up and add items to them.
You lose health as you lose matches and whoever wins the most matches and stays alive the longest wins. TFT has been one of the most popular and fastest growing games in the world.
We here are The Game Haus took a much deeper dive into this in the video below.
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While this is just on the Chinese servers for now, there is a very real possibility that this will come out to the public sometime this year. Pokemon Day is just around the corner on February 27, 2025. It would not be a major surprise to see at least an announcement.
But we believe, there is a very real possibility that this game will release on Pokemon Day.
The reason for this belief is that Pokemon will use this the same way that Riot Games and League of Legends used Teamfight Tactics, to keep people on their MOBA. This will ship on Pokemon Unite and will require people to download that.
This will tempt them to give Unite a try and this Autochess will just be a part of the game. It is smart. If you can’t beat them, join them.
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