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Pokémon Café ReMix (originally named Pokémon Café Mix) is a free-to-play puzzle video game developed by Genius Sonority and published by Nintendo and The Pokémon Company for the Nintendo Switch, Android and iOS.[1][2] The game was released on June 23, 2020, in North America,[3] and on June 24, 2020, in Japan, Europe and Australia.[4][5]

Pokémon Café Mix Pokémon Café Remix
Developer(s)	Genius Sonority
Publisher(s)	Nintendo (Nintendo Switch) The Pokémon Company (iOS, Android)
Director(s)	Yoshinori Obishaku
Producer(s)	Akira Kinashi Toyokazu Nonaka Michihito Shimizu
Designer(s)	Manabu Yamana
Programmer(s)	Masayuki Kawamoto
Artist(s)	Hiroyuki Yamamoto
Composer(s)	Tsukasa Tawada
Series	Pokémon
Platform(s)	Nintendo Switch, Android, iOS
Release	Nintendo Switch NA: June 23, 2020 WW: June 24, 2020 Mobile WW: June 24, 2020
Genre(s)	Puzzle
Mode(s)	Single-player

Gameplay

The gameplay of Pokémon Café Mix is similar to the Disney Tsum Tsum and Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble mobile game, a game where a player connects icons together to advance missions.[6] In the game, the player and Eevee are the owners of a café where Pokémon come and order Pokémon-related foods and drinks. With each order, the player engages in a puzzle to make the items. In these puzzles, the player needs to clear Pokémon icons on screen by linking them in a string. The goal is to collect enough of a particular item as displayed on the customer's list. Some puzzles may involve clearing extra key objects, like Cafe skills and megaphones. With each successful order, the player can upgrade their café with more rooms and floors which attract more types of Pokémon that are willing to become staff of the café. Staff Pokémon can help with puzzles by making them easier, for example by changing one type of icon into another. Some Pokémon can only be available in points events and team events, delivery feature[7] and legendary visit events, which feature the one-minute cooking mode[8]

For the Nintendo Switch release, the game only supports handheld mode.[9]

Development

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The game was announced during the Pokémon Presents presentation on June 17, 2020.[10] On August 18, 2021, it was announced in another Pokémon Presents presentation, that it is revamped to Pokémon Café ReMix.

List of Pokémon found

In the game, 84 Pokémon can be recruited, with some only available through events

Pokémon available through normalgameplay

Pokémon	Specialty	Skill	Combined Skill	Obtain Method	Level 3 Gimmick	Level 5 Gimmick	Level 15 Gimmick	Hidden 4th Gimmck
Eevee	All Kinds of Food	Clears surrounding icons and gimmicks	Clears more surrounding icons and gimmicks	From Start	Sugar Cube	Whipped Cream	Nuts	Honey
Rowlet	Drinks	Clears icons and gimmicks to the right	Clears more icons and gimmicks to the right	Develop Eevee Latte and befriend it	Nuts	Tomatoes	MarshmallowJars
Piplup	Sweets	Clears icons and gimmicks on adjecent colums	Clears icons and gimmicks on longer adjecent colums	Develop Eevee Latte and befriend it	Whipped Cream	Ice Cubes	Butter
Mew	All Kinds of Food	Clears surrounding icons and gimmicks	Clears all icons and moves all gimmicks up one stage	Reach Level 18, complete the Mew Challenge and develop Mew Flower Cake	Tomatoes	Marshmallow Jars	Pumpkins	Whipped Cream
Minccino	Sweets	Clears icons and gimmicks to the left	Clears more icons and gimmicks to the left	Develop Lilligant floral tea and befriend it.	Whipped Cream	Honey	Popcorn
Snubbull	Small Plates	Clears icons and gimmicks to the bottom	Clears more icons and gimmicks to the bottom	Develop Lilligant floral tea and befriend it.	Whipped Cream	Tomatoes	Tea Tins	Pickle Jars
Togepi	Drinks	Clears surrounding icons and gimmicks and replaces icons sideways	Clears more surrounding icons and gimmicks and replaces more icons sideways	Develop Fluffy Eevee Pancakes and befriend it	Sugar Cubes	Soda Bubbles	Condensed Milk	Pumpkins
Slurpuff	Sweets	Clears icons and gimmicks upwards	Clears more icons and gimmicks upwards	Develop Nutty Buneary Frappe and befriend it	Nuts	Pumpkins	Olives	Tea Tins
Kirlia	Drinks	Clears icons and gimmicks diagonally	Clears more icons and gimmicks diagonally	Develop Hot Litwick Cocoa and befriend it	Pumpkins	Milk and Shaker	Coffee Ice Cubes	Canned Fruit
Munchlax	Entrees	Clears surrounding icons and gimmicks and turns 2 icons into megaphones	Clears more surrounding icons and turns 4 icons into megaphones	Develop Piquant Pikachu Curry and befriend it	Whipped Cream	VegetableCrates	Cheese	Marshmallow Jars
Steenee	Entrees	Clears icons and gimmicks upwards	Clears more icons and gimmicks upwards	Develop Piquant Pikachu Curry and befriend it
Pikachu	Small Plates	Clears and replaces surrounding icons and clears icons and gimmicks upwards	Clears and replaces surrounding icons and clears icons and gimmicks upwards and diagonally	Develop Swabulu Shaved Ice and befriend it	Olives	Canned Fruit	Olive Oil	Whipped Cream
Bulbasaur	Small Plates	Clears icons and gimmicks in an X Pattern and replaces surrounding icons	Clears more icons and gimmicks in an X Pattern and replaces surrounding icons	Develop Dugtrio Trio Sandwich and befriend it	Olive Oil	Pumpkins	Popcorn	Chocolate

Reception

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Pokémon Café Mix received "mixed or average reviews" according to the review aggregator Metacritic.[11] It was praised by critics for its art style, deemed "adorably nostalgic" by TheGamer's Abby Espiritu, and also praised by NintendoLife's Chris Scullion for its "easy to learn" matching mechanic. The game was mainly criticized because it was only playable with touchscreen, making Switch play uncomfortable.[13] It was also criticized by Nathan Ellingsworth of SwitchPlayer for “an eventual sluggish pace”, and gave the game a score of 3/5.[15] It has been nominated for Best Mobile Game for The Game Awards 2020.

References

External links

• Official website
• Pokémon Café Mix website for North America

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