Pokémon Masters is now available to play in Canada
What you need to know
- Pokémon Masters is a new Pokémon mobile game that takes players to the island of Pasio.
- Pokémon Masters is now available to play if you're in Canada, though it's only available on the Google Play Store.
- iOS users and Android users who aren't in Canada can still pre-register to play Pokémon Masters right now.
If you're a Canadian Pokémon fan who uses Android mobile devices, we've got great news! Pokémon Masters is now available to download and play through the Google Play Store in Canada. The game will verify your location while playing, so you need to either be in Canada or using a VPN that says you are now in Canada.
If you are going to download the game, the settings on the official page recommend using a device that has been updated to Android 7.0 or later, with at least 2GB of RAM.
Pokémon Masters is a new kind of Pokémon mobile game, featuring 3v3 battles with new mechanics called the Sync system. The story takes place on the island of Pasio, as a special championship is being held. If you'd like to know more about Pokémon Masters, you can check out everything we know about the game including the setting, story, available Pokémon and the battle system, in the article below:
Pokémon Masters: Everything we know so far
Welcome to Pasio
The Pokémon Masters League awaits!
Pokémon Masters is a new kind of Pokémon training and battling experience. This mobile title transports you to Pasio, where you'll need to fight other trainers and build your own crew.
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