Playing Pokémon TCG Pocket isn’t just about winning battles against your friends or building the best deck — there are a set of missions to beat in between all that. While Pokémon TCG Pocket has an array of normal missions for players to complete,

Each day, players of Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket log on, choose a pack of digital cards, and open it. The basic premise has led fans to collectively spend millions of real-life dollars in the game,

Pokémon TCG Pocket is a brand-new way to play the critter-battling card game on mobile. Even if you don’t know your Alakazams from your Zubats, the game’s guided tutorials and beginner’s matches make it accessible for newcomers.

Pokemon TCG Pocket is filled with powerful decks, cards, and builds, all allowing you to decimate your enemies. However, one card is dominating the current meta and it needs to be the next addition to your collection.

Lightning and electricity is generally focused on speed and striking early, often with low health pools, making a lot of these decks into "Glass Cannon" options. One of the two S-tier options of the Pokemon TCG Pocket best decks is a lightning deck, with cards reflected in the list below.

If you're planning to tackle battles in Pokémon TCG Pocket, you'll need to know about the best decks that are considered some of the strongest in the game.

There have been many Pokmon mobile games offering card-based gameplay over the years, and one of the latest is Pokmon TCG Pocket, a game a few of our writers and editors have been obsessed with since its release at the end of October.

The newest Pokemon Trading Card Game has me hooked, and I can't tell whether it's down to very good or very bad luck

Every now and then, there’s a specific card in a specific set of the Pokémon TCG that absolutely blows up beyond all sense. Recent examples include last year’s Iono full-art trainer card, part of Japan’s Clay Burst set,

How close are you to completing the Pokedex in Pokemon TCG Pocket? Im still a way off, despite owning over 1,100 cards. Its basics like Kakuna and Nidoking that Im still missing, waiting for trading to be implemented because Im reluctant to spend my pack points on anything other than the alternate arts of Gengar and Zapdos.