Pokémon Pokopia

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Pokémon Pokopia is the franchise's take on Animal Crossing and a spiritual successor to Dragon Quest Builders 2, set in a land where humans and Pokémon had once lived. You play as a Ditto that takes on the form of its (seemingly long-gone) Trainer, and set out to create a utopia for Pokémon to live in (a pokopia, if you will)... and, perhaps, discover what happened to the humans.

Revisional Differences#

v1.0.0#

The initial release.

v1.0.2#

Released on March 18, 2026.

• Corrected a Type error in the Pokédex entry for Spinarak.
• Fixed bugs in several requests at the Dry Wasteland Town, Gloomy Seaside Town, and Rugged Mountain Town.

v1.0.3#

Released on April 9, 2026.

• Fixed a known issue where sometimes, Pokémon whose homes have disappeared cannot be found using the search function in the Pokédex.
• Fixed a bug when moving to Dream Island, where players arrive in a blank town and cannot return to their original town.
• Fixed a bug when moving between towns or when the in-game date changes, where the screen goes black, making it difficult to operate.
• Fixed a bug where it becomes impossible to move the Pokémon's home.
• Fixed a bug when construction is performed, where the building will not be complete until the in-game date changes.
• Fixed bugs in requests at the Gloomy Seaside Town and Sparkling Floating Island Town.
• Fixed a bug where performing certain steps on Cloud Island causes seasonal Pokémon to disappear from the town and Cloud Island.
• Partially fixed a bug where the controller vibrates continuously under certain conditions.