This October, Pokémon will release a new mobile trading card game.

Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket is launching on October 30 for Android and iOS, and you can preregister for it now.

Pocket is a collaborative effort between Creatures Inc. and The Pokémon Company, first revealed in February during the Pokémon Presents presentation. Through a simple swipe, users can open two booster packs each day within the app. The animation used to replicate the feeling of opening a physical pack and scanning cards required extensive work. The app offers both well-known cards and unique ones only available through it. A virtual binder or display board can be used to showcase all collected cards as well.

In-app purchases will likely be available for additional boosters, but Pocket hasn’t yet revealed what they’ll look like or how much they’ll cost.

Previously, Pokémon Company has attempted to bring the card game to mobile devices.

The Pokémon Trading Card Game Live game rebrands Pokémon TCG Online, the digital version of the card game. In addition to collecting card packs, TCG Live features more complex battle mechanics than Pocket. Pocket provides a simplified, more streamlined experience that caters to those interested in collecting cards and engaging in casual play, whether alone or with others.

For those who prefer organizing packs and inserting cards into binders rather than learning the rules of the game, Pocket is the perfect app.

Sonic the Hedgehog: Fall Guys, a battle royale platformer similar to Sonic the Hedgehog, was announced by Sega today.

Sonic Rumble, a 32-player battle royale, features fast-paced action as players dash and jump through diverse levels. The gameplay showcased in the reveal trailer draws parallels to Mediatonic’s Fall Guys; however, Sonic Rumble stands out with its uniquely themed levels and nostalgic 2-dimensional platform segments that pay homage to Sonic’s roots. Additionally, players can choose from a variety of characters within the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise and personalize them with in-game items.

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The developer of Clash of Clans and Brawl Stars will release Squad Busters globally on May 29, marking the first global release in more than five years.

Squad Busters, a mobile game developed by Supercell, features a diverse array of characters from the brand’s popular franchises. Users must strategically oversee a team of characters and strive to secure the highest number of gems among 10 available squads, all while striving to avoid defeat. During a recent press roundtable, Supercell likened its gameplay to that of Mario Kart, emphasizing its approachable competitive aspect where players can employ unique strategies while also influencing the outcome through effective utilization of items and abilities.

Boxes: Lost Fragments is a worthwhile purchase if you’re looking for new mobile games with engaging gameplay.

Big Loop Studios’ Boxes: Lost Fragments is a puzzle game that features a dark atmosphere, in which players unlock 20 themed puzzle boxes to uncover a gothic story. There are differing opinions on whether it imitates or pays homage to The Room series, but regardless, it offers a satisfying experience.

Final Fantasy XVI is launching soon on PC, but you can try it now.