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Wednesday 28 October 2026

Pokémon UNITE will shut down on 23 March 2027

Pokémon UNITE goes offline at 10:30am Adelaide time on 23 March 2027. Gem sales have stopped, and a farewell event starts on 12 November.

Suki Marr Tuesday 27 October 2026, open calendar6 min read

A Pokémon UNITE gameplay image from the game's official website. Image: The Pokémon Company

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Pokémon UNITE has a closing date. The Pokémon Company says the five a side battle game will go offline for good on 23 March 2027, and the countdown has already started.

Snorlax charges across the arena in a fiery attack during a match in a screenshot from Pokémon UNITE — A Pokémon UNITE gameplay image from the game's official website. Image: The Pokémon Company

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