After crossing 1 million downloads earlier this month, three weeks later and Pokémon Shuffle‘s free-to-play charms have attracted more than 2.5 million downloads.
“Thanks to the support of fans like you, Pokémon Shuffle has reached 2,500,000 downloads!” an in-game notice distributed by The Pokémon Company International reads. “To express our gratitude, we would like to share Disruption Delays with all of our players – and we have 1 for you to enjoy! We hope you continue to enjoy Pokémon Shuffle with us!”
The Disruption Delay items, which usually costs 1500 Coins, slows the rate at which the opposing Pokémon can interfere with the Puzzle Area.
We recently shared our Pokémon Shuffle review, writing: “With the diverse age range that Pokémon attracts, it stings to realise that players will eventually reach a bottleneck where they’ll feel that they can’t continue without parting with some cash. For a series that has long clung to the “Gotta catch ‘em all!” mantra, it feels a nigh on impossible accomplishment this time around – which is regrettable when the puzzle design’s irrepressibly fun, if nothing that we haven’t seen before elsewhere.”
Pokémon Shuffle surpasses 2.5 million downloads worldwide
