Rick and Morty: Pocket Mortys

Name: Rick and Morty: Pocket Mortys
Rating: 4.26585 (9494 reviews)

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Rick and Morty: Pocket Mortys

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User Reviews for Rick and Morty: Pocket Mortys

Multiplayer issues

At first this game was cool then you get to multiplayer where you gatta lvl up to 10 to first travel around other places then end up seeing the same Marty's and even with the leveling up you have to play other players and all they do is just switch out and heal wich makes this game boring over time I only had it for two days that should tell the creators how dumb the attributes on this games is because now all you have is players that just keep switching in and out making what a 3 minute battle should be turn into 45 minutes,creators take away the attributes makes the game so stupid and hard to do anything when players just keep switching in and out to stall your team out until you have nothing to heal them with, then there's no type of match making or match ranking a lvl 10 came up to me while I was lvl 3 and this player had lvl 30 what am I supposed to do when they have 5 mortys and I only have 2 fix the multiplayer with users using items make it so that there's an option to use items or not for battles and give it a ranking system the you'll know how to make a good game. Ps take out the attributes as well .

Ace_cobra17, Sep 30, 2017

so here’s the thing

i actually got sucked into this game hardcore and i will continue to play it, however the main issue i have is the development of mortys. in the game you get the morty you came with, at a really low level and he always stays with you. once you start going and defeating the gym leaders, the game gets more difficult and you’ll need more mortys to progress, eventually i got a really good morty and can usually hold it up with that character for up, since he’s so overpowered. his level also determines who i’m fighting. however, OG morty can’t catch up and become a higher level as well . also, when i want to level up other mortys i’ve caught they can’t keep up either because of the 2 mortys i have that are high leveled. one time i decide to literally have 2 mortys with me, that are level 20 just so i can focus on them they still have the fight 5 characters that are 30+. it’s just kinda whacky and hard to make progress like that. i legit like the game but please fix that.. lol

anthonykiedislover, Dec 31, 2018

Disappointing

In multiplayer (different than campaign) I just spent $20 to have a chance of getting some Mortys that you can only get by spending money. That’s when I found out you can only have 450 Mortys and I was at my limit. I thought a collectible trading game would encourage collecting and trading. Especially since: 1) you need to collect multiples of most Mortys to combine to make Mortys you can only get that way, and; 2) because each are created randomly with a hidden “IV” value which determines if it will perform or not so you need to collect several to find a useful one , and; 3) there are “shiny” variants of most and you might want both shiny and non-shiny versions.BTW - there’s over 430 (not counting shiny variant) Mortys for only 450 slots. And they are adding more after each episode.I regret spending the time to attempt to get a full set and definitely regret spending the money. Remove the collectible aspect from multiplayer and this is just a crap PvP game with tens of hours of grinding to still have an inferior chance of winning contests with little strategic options dominated by chance (and a crap random number generator).

Eldergod0515, Jul 31, 2021

Multiplayer “Rebalance” Killed It

The recent “rebalance” of the multiplayer game has killed any fun of Pocket Mortys. Yeah, the trainer battles could go on forever, but putting the limits on using items and changing How switches worked (where hits took effect BEFORE switches took place) were all that were needed. Instead, they decided to collapse the game’s internal economy by essentially giving players less than 10% of the currency they used to earn while keeping prices of items at the same level, making things that much more expensive. What this effects really is not serums and such; it drains one’s ability to buy manipulator chips to collect new Mortys, which is the real fun of the game. Fighting wild Mortys no longer provides cash, nor does is help level up Mortys. Soon one is constantly scrambling for materials for chips. The only way to earn cash is either crates, Mr. Meeseeks, or the more difficult battles. Now it’s a constant fight to earn money, like a hand-to-mouth, paycheck-to-paycheck life. “That’s the Morty I need - I haven’t seen one for a week! Oh, no! I don’t have a Morty Manipulator Chip! I’m out of Flurbos! I haven’t seen any Turbulent Juice for hours!”It’s just not fun now. It’s now more like... real life. No, thank you.

Generic Nickname #24601, Jan 18, 2018

Old school vibes, but Mario Smash brothers hard!!

I love the graphics and the whole idea; however there are a few things I struggle to like. The fact that you can not run from a training battle makes getting the badges a lot more rigorous. This would not be a problem if you could afford/collect enough materials to keep your Morty’s alive. One all Mort’s are dazed you have to restart badge mission over again, highly inconvenient when about 4-6 challengers are waiting with about 3-6 Morty’s. Winning each challenge against the foe would be simple enough with strategy; thus bringing me to my next point, this is almost impossible when collected items for Morty’s HP/AP, building materials and such that are collected prior are lost if all Morty’s are dazed. It’s a long and complicated loop of crap that makes the game predictable. One round you win, one round you die and return home, to then go back and win a round and lose the next. And I worked so hard to complete the first mission... just to unlock Morty’s games and... to my surprise more fighting, while using rental Morty’s..... it’s similar to Pokémon from nentendo 64 but there is not a clear point and often enough rewards to make me want to keep playing it. And my final conclusion, I will be deleting this app after having it for several months. Quite aggravating, and pointless.

i_dont_like_apple_, Aug 23, 2018

Please change back the option to craft items manually

I have been very dedicated to this game ever since it first came out. This game is also the reason why I knew about Rick and Morty in the first place and I have loved this game ever since. I do have one problem with the game however. First of all, the small cutscene where surgeon rick is healing your morty’s, has been cut from the game. I deeply feel that this was a mistake because it was a memorable and funny little scene. Second, and more importantly, the ability to craft your own items was cut as well. Now we are just left with the crafted items already finished. The fact that you got to experiment for yourself was the fun part and the whole point of that. I honestly fear that over time this game will end up like most iOS games. I don’t mind the fact that you are given the option to speed up the game at certain points, but this game is starting to lose the heart that it used to have, just so that the game is sped up. This game is pure gold and that’s how it should stay. Please change these things around and I will bring my rating back up to 5.

just let me write a comment, Aug 13, 2020

Love the show the game could be better!!

I love this game and the simplicity. I have some issues with the game. When traveling to another dimension you have to play individual characters which I’m assuming are there to help “train” you and obviously grow your morty(s) XP/LVL. There are too many of these people in each dimension and when you get more badges or have higher morty’s there are more, you can choose to run from these people but you don’t move past them, there are some maps with unintentional paths to the rick of the certain dimension. I get very frustrated when i can’t seem to get past these random characters. If you battle one of them all your mortys could be dazzed or you could black out and you have to go back to the Citadel. It’s disappointing when it’s just a fun game from the fun things each morty says to things rick says. That specific thing along with other small problems (that if i listed you’d be reading a book) are very annoying when it comes to trying to have fun.

liviassss, Jun 17, 2022

Just not a fun game.

First of all, the game gets boring very quickly, about half an hour in, I was bored. It’s very repetitive. Its the same thing every time. Walk through the portal. Catch some Mortys. Battle some random people. fight the Rick of that dimension. Pass through the portal again, heals your MortysAnd again and again and again. I love the show but this just isn’t fun in my book. It’s Rick and morty Pokémon but less cooler than it sounds. Actually battling someone isn’t that good either, there are no cool animations or anything. Just click a button and something happens. No cool effects. I also have a huge issue with egg morty + the one true morty. Your Mortys earn xp by dazing an opponents morty. To get the one true morty, you have to get egg morty to level 20. But here’s the deal, egg morty has no way of dazing a morty. He’s powerless. Next problem, getting Mortys. There are two ways to get Mortys. Way one: find/buy a morty manipulator chip, find a wild morty, battle it untold its low health, use chip as item and hope it doesn’t FAIL. That’s right, it can fail. Way two: use a blips and chits kiosk to buy (a) random morty(s) with tickets that are nearly impossible to get, unless you overpay with real money. All together its just a mess. I gotta give them an A in effort but other than that its just not a very good game and a bit of a let down.

Pennywiseplourde, Jul 08, 2021

Great Game

I love this game and every aspect of it. Even though it is pleasingly simple, you still have to be somewhat strategic about how you go about the battles and how you venture through the other dimensions. Sticking to walls helps you avoid trainers you may not be ready for, look at the kind of Mortys that they have, then adjust your deck and heal your Mortys depending on the Morty types you’re going to have to deal with. Memorizing what Mortys are which type is an extremely helpful thing to do. This game is addictive and it’s a good game to just relax and play. Although, I do have two big issues with the battling: the accuracy rates and the enemy getting to hit you twice all the time. My moves barely hit the other Mortys already, I don’t need them to use accuracy-depleting moves to make my accuracy even worse! At the same time, the other Mortys will constantly hit you, with barely any missed moves. And for some reason they constantly get two hits in a row, while you never get that unless they happen to use a health serum. Even when you paralyze them they’ll hit you three times before they actually get stopped for once. It’s pretty ridiculous, and enough to be extremely irritating when it comes to battles. Other than that; addicting, fun game! I just wish that small part of the battles was changed.

Toatss, Dec 23, 2017

Save your time... gotta pay to win.

As someone that doesn’t play these type of games much, I got sucked into it being a fan of the show. I was just going to try it out, but went I commit to something I commit hard. I got to the last stage of the game to collect all the morties. So I pursued it thinking it was possible, but with 333 collected of 335 seen. No new morties ever appear. And they just keep adding more “unseen” morties that I never cross paths with. However you can buy them to collect them. Or your can buy expensive virtual tickets to try and win them by gamboling on the virtual machines. So it won’t let you beat the game unless you are willing to pay them, which is stupid ridiculous BS. At least let people buy those blitz and chips coupons with the Schmecles collected, as I’ve got well over a Million and nothing to spend them on. I did have fun playing the first part of the game as a distraction from life and reality for just raw entertainment without much meaning. If you do play this game, it can be addictive. I’d advise NOT taking the advice of collecting the pocket morties after you win all the levels because it just becomes a tedious choir. You’re better off obsessing on creating some form of art and creating something real world... like music, or drawing. I did have some unproductive fun in there experiencing the world of gaming, and I have nothing against fun, but I’ll stick with playing something like a guitar. At least I get an outcome in the end.

ZKeyz, Feb 14, 2020

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The #1 multi-dimensional grandson fighting simulator in the galaxy is back and better than ever! You’re Rick Sanchez, everyone’s favorite unstable genius. You’re yelling at Morty in your garage when a Mysterious Rick pops out of a portal and ruins your life.

He traps you in an unfamiliar dimension where you discover that Morty collecting and fighting is the hottest new trend in the multiverse! Some more stuff happens and long story short the Council of Ricks takes your portal gun. Now you have to defeat Ricks across the multiverse and collect badges to get it back. Good thing there are hundreds of versions of your grandson you can capture, train, and evolve! Stack your Morty deck with strong and diverse Mortys and travel dimensions to take down Rick after Rick for your Portal Gun and your freedom. Insane Morty-based action: • 300+ unique and bizarre Mortys. We got Cronenberg Morty, Pickle Morty, Car Morty, and more. • Train, combine, and evolve Mortys to create your perfect Morty Deck. • Battle & trade Mortys with your friends & enemies in multiplayer. • Sustainably sourced Morty sounds. • Let’s get these Mortys! Other non-Morty related stuff to do: • Battle for your freedom across the multiverse in Campaign. • Fight your way through multi-tiered challenges in the Morty games. • Craft items, complete side quests, or make investments to increase your wealth. • Lots of characters and references and whatever from that show you like. • Hours of distraction from your futile existence. Follow Us: Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/adultswimgames Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/adultswimgames Our Website - http://www.games.adultswim.com Ad Choices: policies.warnerbros.com/privacy/en-us/#adchoice Terms of Use: policies.warnerbros.com/terms/en-us Do Not Sell My Personal Information: privacycenter.wb.com/donotsell The Terms of Use for this app includes arbitration for disputes – see http://www.adultswim.com/footer/legal/terms-of-use.html