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What is Pokémon Duel?

This game is a digital board game. You’ll build a team of your favorite Pokémon, and then have them duel against other players. Your deck will include 6 Pokémon. You can compete with players from around the world, in real-time. In addition to customizing your own team, you can also use the game’s intelligent assistant to help you beat your opponent.

How does the game work?

You want to make it to your opponent’s goal before he or she makes it to your goal. This is when you’ll duel your opponent: you’ll figure out a strategy that will allow you to advance on your route, so that you make it to the goal. You can choose offensive or defensive strategies to block your opponents.

In-app purchases are also available for the game. Although you may find that you can get a lot out of the game without spending any money, there’s still the option to purchase booster packs with additional Pokémon. However, you can also earn these packs by advancing farther in the game and collecting gems.

What are the game’s system requirements?

In order to download and play the game, you’ll need to use an unrooted phone. Your phone’s operating system also has to run Lollipop 5.0 or higher. This app also doesn’t work on certain devices, such as older Android models like Motorola Xoom MZ604 or Sony Tablet S.

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