Every Pokémon enthusiast around the globe is likely familiar with Pokémon TCG Pocket, a mobile-friendly game that captures the essence and collectibility of the traditional TCG. In Pokémon TCG Pocket, players can open free card packs daily, enabling them to build and expand their digital collection over time. The game features stunning card visuals, including special "immersive cards" that showcase animated Pokémon scenes. The latest expansion, Space-Time Smackdown, is now live, introducing new cards, expansions, and game mechanics that promise to transform the gaming experience. Dive into all the exciting updates below. Got questions about guilds, gaming, or our product? Join our Discord for discussions and support!
All Featured Cards in Space-Time Smackdown Expansion
The Space-Time Smackdown expansion is significantly larger than the Mythical Island mini-set released in December 2024. It boasts over 140 cards, split into two new booster packs: Dialga and Palkia. This set introduces Pokémon Tools, a new feature inspired by the physical Pokémon TCG, along with Sinnoh-themed cards featuring fan favorites like Dialga ex, Palkia ex, and the Sinnoh starters Turtwig, Chimchar, and Piplup. Excitingly, the trading card feature, which went live on January 29, 2025, is set to revolutionize how players collect cards in-game.
It's important to note that the new cards from the Space-Time Smackdown expansion will not be tradeable at the system's launch. This strategy ensures that players can enhance their collections more effectively before the expansion's release.
With Sinnoh-themed cards, Pokémon Tools, and the introduction of trading, this expansion caters to collectors, competitive players, and casual fans alike. Get ready to explore the Sinnoh region in a whole new way. Pokémon TCG Pocket is making a bold move, offering a wealth of content for fans worldwide.
For an enhanced gaming experience, players can enjoy Pokémon TCG Pocket on a larger screen using their PC or laptop with BlueStacks, along with a keyboard and mouse.
