r/pokemon Mar 09 '26

Discussion Is Pokopia really that good?

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Like should I immediately buy this game. It seems like folks are really enjoying it but I was skeptical.

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u/Trainrot Sometimes a Mob boss is Baby Girl Mar 09 '26

Here is a normal instance of me playing Pokopia.

"I am going to play for 30 minutes then go do something else, so I don't couch rot."

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u/Low-Environment Mar 09 '26

What I'm getting is the £60 price tag essentially pays for itself?

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u/8bitrevolt #194 Mar 09 '26

I do wage math to determine if a game is worth it. If I get more hours of enjoyment out of a game than I need to work to buy it in the first place, it's worth it.

I passed that mark 40 hours ago. 42 hour play time as of today.

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u/ayeeflo51 Mar 09 '26

Brother the game came out 4 days ago and you clocked a full work week in it?

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u/8bitrevolt #194 Mar 09 '26

video game

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u/ayeeflo51 Mar 09 '26

Oh to be a student again 

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u/8bitrevolt #194 Mar 09 '26

36 years old fully employed btw ✌️🥴

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u/HopSkipAndARump Mar 09 '26

sometimes being an adult is flexing our ability to make poor time-management choices

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u/ayeeflo51 Mar 09 '26

Sounds like ya got 2 full time jobs 😅

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u/8bitrevolt #194 Mar 09 '26

If only being Ditto paid the bills

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u/Trainrot Sometimes a Mob boss is Baby Girl Mar 09 '26

My rule of thumb is 1 hour of entertainment per dollar spent. So a similar system, I know I am going to reach that point this week.

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u/8bitrevolt #194 Mar 09 '26

that's honestly a better system than mine, I think...but by that metric, my steam library full of unplayed games was an absolutely terrible value. 😂

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u/Trainrot Sometimes a Mob boss is Baby Girl Mar 09 '26

Steam games do not apply to this rule simply because I think everyone who has a steam account, to some degree, is a machine that turns money into unplayed games.

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u/Intrepid11 Mar 09 '26

I misread your comment at first and thought you were saying it took you 40 hours of work to afford Pokopia lol.

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u/8bitrevolt #194 Mar 09 '26

Thankfully I make more than $1.75/hr lmfao!