TCPi revealed that, along with Pokémon TCG Pocket’s next set of cards, the game’s trading feature is set to launch later this month. TCPi didn’t specify an exact dat

POKÉMON TCG Pocket has been a huge success as people collect and battle their virtual Pokémon cards. While players have been consistently opening packs hoping to get the cards they need, it’s

Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket developer Creatures Inc. has finally unveiled how the incoming trading feature will work, but the community response was so poor it had to release a follow-up response.

Pokemon TCG Pocket reveals new criteria for trades, the highly anticipated system that will allow players to obtain new cards.

The post, which can be found on the official Pokemon TCG Pocket Twitter account, goes over a lot of critical details in trading, including what kind of cards can be traded to other players, which card packs will be available to trade from when the feature launches,

The Pokemon TCG Pocket team has revealed when the game’s trade feature will be introduced and how it’ll work, and players aren’t too happy with its clear limitations. Pokemon cards have seen massive popularity in recent years.

Pokemon TCG Pocket developer DeNA shared a post on X to detail the trading feature. To trade, players will have to be Friends. Furthermore, cards being traded must be of the same rarity. An item must be consumed in order to trade, but it’s currently unclear what item that is.

In addition, The Pokémon Company has revealed that "items must be consumed in order to trade," though it didn't specify what those items are and how many will be expended per transaction. Finally, while only certain cards from the Genetic Apex and Mythical Island booster packs can be traded at launch,

Pokémon TCG Pocket has enjoyed months of popularity after having been released in October last year, with players having delved deep into the game’s collecting and battle features. A near-constant deluge of new content – mostly via events,

Trading will be added to Pokémon TCG Pocket later this month. The Pokémon Company teased the feature at the game's launch - it's been right there, "coming soon", since the app launched - but finally we have more information about which cards will be tradeable.