Pokémon UNITE for PC

★ ★ ★ Pokémon UNITE Overview

What is Pokémon UNITE?

Pokémon UNITE is a 5-on-5 strategic team battle game where players compete in Unite Battles to score the most points within the allotted time. The game features Holowear, Unite Moves, ranked matches, communication tools, and cross-platform play. The game has a winter holiday event with a special type of quick battle, Snowball Battle in Shivre City, and winter holiday-themed items. The game also has Battle Pass Season 12: Aurora Style – Gardevoir, where players can obtain auroral Holowear and Trainer fashion items.

Game Features and Description

1. Battle Pass Season 12 begins! Players can deck out their Pokémon in auroral Holowear and obtain wonderful Trainer fashion items! What’s more, starting this season, the upper limit on battle pass levels has been removed—meaning players will be able to get more rewards than ever.

2. Join Trainers from around the world as they head for Aeos Island to compete in Unite Battles! In Unite Battles, Trainers face off in 5-on-5 team battles to see who can score the most points within the allotted time.

3. • CROSS-PLATFORM PLAY: Challenge Trainers from around the world to Unite Battles on the Nintendo Switch™ system or on a compatible mobile device thanks to cross-platform support.

4. • UNITE MOVES: Unleash the true power of your Pokémon with Unite Moves! Leverage these all-new Pokémon moves, which are only possible while in Unite Battles, and turn the tide of even the direst situations.

5. Trainers may use their Pokémon Trainer Club account or Nintendo Account on both Nintendo Switch and mobile to easily keep their progress synced between devices.

6. Leverage signals, quick-chat messages, and—for the first time in a Pokémon title—voice chat to communicate and stay in sync with your team.

7. Teamwork is key as you and your teammates defeat wild Pokémon, level up, evolve your own Pokémon, and work to prevent the opposing team from scoring points.

8. Check out the official website for more information, and follow Pokémon UNITE on Twitter for all the latest news.

9. By taking on an extra challenge, players can obtain color variants of Trainer fashion items as well.

10. Use special battle items available only in this quick battle by picking up presents dropped by wild Delibird.

11. • COMMUNICATION IS KEY: Even the most-skilled Trainers recognize how important communication is to their team’s success.

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Download and install Pokémon UNITE on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Pokémon UNITE	Get App ↲	164,575 4.73	The Pokemon Company

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Pokémon UNITE app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Pokémon UNITE on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Pokémon UNITE"
The search will reveal the Pokémon UNITE app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Pokémon UNITE is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Pokémon UNITE.
Now enjoy Pokémon UNITE on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	The Pokemon Company	4.73	1.16.1.1

Download on Windows 11

For Windows 11, check if there's a native Pokémon UNITE Windows app here » ». If none, follow the steps below:

To get started, Download the OpenPC software »
- Upon installation, open OpenPC app » goto "Playstore on PC" » click "Configure_Download" button. This will auto-download and install PlayStore on your computer.

To use Pokémon UNITE,
- Login to the PlayStore we just installed
- Search for "Pokémon UNITE" » then Click "Install".
- Pokémon UNITE will now be available on your Windows start-menu.

Minimum requirements	Recommended
8GB RAM SSD Storage Processor: Intel Core i3, AMD Ryzen 3000 Architecture: x64 or ARM64	16GB RAM HDD Storage

Get Pokémon UNITE on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	The Pokemon Company	164575	4.73

Download on Android: Download Android

Pokémon UNITE functions

- Holowear: Players can deck out their Pokémon in a variety of holographic outfits using Aeos energy. New styles arrive regularly.

- Unite Moves: Players can unleash the true power of their Pokémon with Unite Moves, which are only possible while in Unite Battles.

- Ranked matches: Players can participate in ranked matches and earn points as they climb up the global leaderboard.

- Communication tools: Players can use signals, quick-chat messages, and voice chat to communicate and stay in sync with their team.

- Cross-platform play: Players can challenge Trainers from around the world on the Nintendo Switch or on a compatible mobile device thanks to cross-platform support.

- Winter holiday event: The game has a winter holiday event with a special type of quick battle, Snowball Battle in Shivre City, and winter holiday-themed items.

- Battle Pass Season 12: Aurora Style – Gardevoir: Players can obtain auroral Holowear and Trainer fashion items. The upper limit on battle pass levels has been removed, and players can obtain color variants of Trainer fashion items by taking on an extra challenge.

✔ Pros:

- Beautiful graphics and menu design

- Fun and exciting gameplay

- Potential for growth and improvement with addition of more Pokémon and balance changes

☹ Cons:

- Unfair matchmaking, with no actual determination of which ranks get played

- Losing one game in a row results in playing with bots, which can be boring and lackluster

- Congestion of overplayed Pokémon can make matches feel unrewarding and repetitive

- Lack of communication options can make team coordination difficult, especially in ranked play

- No draft pick option can lead to frustration when playing against the same Pokémon repeatedly

- Skill gap and age gap can make gameplay stressful and unenjoyable for competitive players.

Top Pcmac Reviews

Please fix your matchmaking

By Comicblade (Pcmac user)

This game is ten out of ten and is great. Just matchmaking is way to unfair also losing one game in a row makes you play with bots which is annoying but I wanna talk about matchmaking. The thing is is that there is no actual determining on which ranks get played or not. Basically I just barely got into veteran all my team is veteran 1 or 2, while the enemy team is like veteran 5 or maybe even ultra, it tells that way because i have low ranked teamsters that I like to say don’t know what a Pokémon is but they just don’t know the concept of the game, unlike my opponents. Also I think it’s extremely unfair if your solo queuing and a random 5 man, (team of 5) shows up and destroys your team because they have coordination. I know that this is definitely not the games fault and just the fact that the game is trying to match make with other players of the same rank but I mean, it would be nice to not get 5 maned in solo queue. The last thing is that different ranked players should not be able to play with each other. I think that it’s dumb because you’ll have like your professional big brother playing with his younger brother who doesn’t know what the A button does. Like I mean this is what casual is for, not ranked. But ya this game is great and I really hope that you will fix matchmaking.
Great but!

By The legit person @ rating (Pcmac user)

I’ve played many games like this. Mainly League, I know it’s a completed game but the only thing that still ticks me off are matchmaking and auto lock! There’s no other way to turn it off or do something for it to have a do the right way. I lost count of how many times it made me lose my match. There will be little guys around, while I’m going in a team battle, opposing team is low on health, I’ll use tactical or whatever you wanna call it, and it’ll just auto lock and hit a little dude from the side causing the opponent to have time to flee and recover. Other than that, match making is horrible. I remember I was just starting as a beginner and I was up against experts. How do I know? A guy from the other side sent a friend request cause I was putting in work in for my team. Besides that, there’s no split up between good/bad players. Majority of my games I’m paired with horrible players. Now I know it’s little kids playing but at least make it an even match. I don’t want to be MVP every battle. Forgot to mention too, some of these Pokémon are way too op. At least a small nerf, if you played those Pokémon, you’ll know who they are. You’ll understand. All in all, amazing game! But I’ll stick to my other PVP games.
Dear Pokémon unite team

By xpzero95 (Pcmac user)

I’ll start with the bad because I don’t want you to just read the beginning and be like oh he thinks the game is amazing case close pack up boys. 1 Your game is unique but it doesn’t feel fulfilling each match because there’s a congestion of Pokémon that are over played and playing against yourself on the enemy team is in rewarding during ranked. A draft pick would address this issue 2 your game has a huge surplus of bots and I get it the game is new you have to have competition to establish a player base but there’s a limit. When there’s a huge surplus of bots vs players being on the bots side or playing against the bot feels lack luster and makes the replay-ability boring and causes a loss players sticking with the game. But on a good note your game has huge potential and is growing because the fabs of Pokémon believe in you adding more Pokémon showing the players that you care through balance changes( as a gengar main) he’s over tuned. His kit is amazing and has a good learning curve. But deals to much damage (Frogadier) does legitimately everything. Your game is growing and will continue to grow unless the updates stop. But I don’t foresee that happening. All in all as a moba fan this is a 3 out of 5 because the game is still developing and I don’t want to rate it off potential but at the current state of the game. I will post again as future updates occur.
Fun then stressful

By Chromskull (Pcmac user)

The game is beautiful, from the graphics in-game to the menu, the play style is very fun and gung-ho at first showing if you pick the right character, you can just bulldoze in standard. Then you unlock rank, and from the beginner rank to great-expert it gets very stressful. You’ll blame all kinds of things from the fact you can’t actually talk, your teammates are all focusing on one path in the first 5 minutes of the game, the skill gap, or even the age gap. I’m really competitive, and if you are too then I suggest you don’t play this game. It was enjoyable for the first three days then when I reached great class 3 I started to notice the big difference in how team oriented the teams aren’t. There’s no taking turns when it comes to character selection, so good luck if you’re playing a fan favorite Pokémon. No one will call the paths their taking leading to disorientation. The leveling system in-game is very shot and good luck if you have feeders on your team (teammates that will just kamikaze and level up your opponents). The respawn time is far too quick not leaving you enough time to score meaningful goals if you wipe the enemies on your path because they just come back 5 seconds later it seems. I really hope this game goes into the right direction because I really did enjoy it, but as for now it’s not enjoyable for anyone that wants to go competitive in it.