Rick and Morty: Pocket Mortys

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Rick and Morty: Pocket Mortys is a single player casual role playing game. It received neutral reviews from players.

"Rick and Morty: Pocket Mortys" is a role-playing game where players collect and train over 300 unique Morty characters. With an interesting plot and excellent gameplay, the game offers delightful graphics and beautiful music. However, it has plenty of bugs, requires lots of grinding, and includes too many ads, but it's still full of the show's signature humor.

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58%

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story78 positive mentions

monetization126 negative mentions

The game is fun and engaging, especially for fans of Rick and Morty.
The graphics and humor are well done, capturing the essence of the show.
The variety of Mortys to collect adds depth and replayability to the game.

The game frequently crashes, especially on startup and during multiplayer.
Players often get stuck on the loading screen, making the game unplayable.
There are issues with save files, leading to lost progress and frustration.

story
246 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
32%
62%
6%
The game's story is generally seen as fun and engaging, especially for fans of the show, with humorous elements and a Pokémon-like collection mechanic. However, many players find the narrative repetitive and lacking depth, particularly after completing the main storyline, leading to a sense of boredom. Additionally, numerous bugs and glitches related to quest rewards detract from the overall experience, leaving players frustrated with incomplete missions and missing items.
- “Very interactive and funny storyline.”
- “The story is fun and kills time.”
- “The storyline and different competition presented in this game make this game more interesting.”
- “It could do with less repetition and more story though.”
- “I thought there would be something to do like better mortys or like a person who is evil and you have to kill, but no, there is no storyline, just running about fighting and collecting.”
- “The game is great until you beat the story; after that, the game is boring. The only things you can do is catch all the mortys and that's it.”
gameplay
212 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
44%
48%
8%
The gameplay of the game is often compared to classic Pokémon mechanics, featuring turn-based battles and item usage, but many players find it repetitive and simplistic, lacking depth and variety. While some appreciate the nostalgic feel and humor tied to the Rick and Morty universe, others criticize the mechanics for being unbalanced and frustrating, particularly in multiplayer modes. Technical issues, such as crashes and lost progress, further detract from the overall experience, leading to mixed reviews on the gameplay's enjoyment and functionality.
- “I love this game, its cartoony effects, its Pokémon-style gameplay, and the different things to do.”
- “The gameplay is enjoyable, really reminiscent of early pocket monster games.”
- “It's an amazing mix of Rick and Morty and Pokémon-styled gameplay.”
- “The only mechanics in the battle segments of the game are 'attack', which, as opposed to attacking, instead gets you attacked, and when you get attacked, you almost immediately lose. 'Item', which does nothing because you can only use items if you have items, which you can only buy with 'schmeckles', which you can only get by winning, which you cannot.”
- “The battle mechanics aren't fluid, it's repetitive, and it's boring.”
- “Gameplay is horrid and really forces you to spend money to progress.”
monetization
208 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
11%
28%
61%
The monetization model of the game has received significant criticism, with many users describing it as overly aggressive and akin to a cash grab. Players report that while there are options to progress without spending money, the game heavily incentivizes in-app purchases and ad views, often making it difficult to advance otherwise. Additionally, issues with lost purchases and data after uninstalling the game have further frustrated users, leading to a perception of the game as exploitative rather than genuinely enjoyable.
- “I do enjoy the multitude of Mortys to catch ('gotta catch 'em all' - it really feels a lot like handheld Pokémon games). All in all, I like the game and it's not popping up microtransactions left and right like most games, a major bonus in my opinion.”
- “It also has the least intrusive in-app purchases I have ever seen in a mobile game.”
- “It's fun and has literally no ads. Only if you want to watch an ad, it's optional. This game doesn't have anything actually wrong with it; it's a nice game.”
- “Prior to this, I found the microtransactions to be pushy and far too expensive.”
- “The game feels so much grindier, and the microtransactions are so much more egregious and in your face.”
- “This game is just a shameless cash grab.”
stability
189 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
3%
97%
The game's stability is a significant concern among users, with frequent reports of freezing, crashing, and glitches that render it unplayable at times. Many players experience issues during battles, loading screens, and after completing tasks, often requiring them to restart the app or their devices. Despite enjoying the game's content, the overwhelming number of bugs and stability problems has led to frustration and, in some cases, uninstallation.
- “No glitches.”
- “Amazing, the game runs great, looks great, and has no annoying ads.”
- “Very fun and bug free.”
- “The game fully freezes every couple of battles and I have to reset the game.”
- “Game freezes on the loading screen constantly.”
- “I really like this game, but there are too many game-breaking glitches for me to give it a better rating.”
graphics
149 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
77%
21%
2%
The graphics of the game have received widespread praise for their vibrant, colorful art style that closely resembles the Rick and Morty show, with many users noting the appealing visuals and smooth animations. However, some players have pointed out limitations, such as repetitive attack animations and occasional performance issues that can affect gameplay. Overall, the graphics are considered a strong point of the game, contributing to its charm and engagement.
- “Amazing graphics and selection of characters from each season but I have one small problem.”
- “The graphics are phenomenal and the gameplay itself is fantastic!”
- “I absolutely love the game, really creative on the multitudes of Mortys, the graphics are just awesome enough to be really cool.”
- “There are only 3 graphic animations during battle for all moves: attack, buff, and debuff.”
- “There's not even different graphics for attacks or a dozen other things games like Pokémon have had for decades to make it less monotonous.”
- “It's pointless since all attacks look the same, aesthetically unpleasing, and hurts my eyes.”
humor
142 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
99%
1%
The humor in the game is widely praised, with many players finding it hilarious and reflective of the "Rick and Morty" show's signature style. Players appreciate the funny mechanics, witty dialogue, and entertaining character interactions, although some note that the humor can become repetitive over time. Overall, the game successfully captures the essence of the show's humor, making it enjoyable for fans and newcomers alike.
- “Very interactive and funny storyline.”
- “It's hilarious, I also like the Pokémon layout with the battles.”
- “This game is so broken in so many places it isn't even funny, it isn't fun after a while either when no matter how much you grind someone that pays to win will beat your ass by one-shotting every one of your mortys that are epic and at the max level you can control them at and they're the same level as you it's bs.”
- “Great game, but come on, lying is not funny. The Play Store says that this game is offline, but when I turn off my internet, it says that I need internet. One of these things is messed up here.”
grinding
63 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The reviews indicate that the game is heavily grind-focused, often leading to a tedious and repetitive experience for players. While some enjoy the grind as a means to improve their teams, many express frustration with bugs, lack of progress saving, and the overall dullness of gameplay, which detracts from the enjoyment. Overall, the grinding aspect is a significant point of contention, with players feeling it can overshadow the game's potential fun.
- “I spent all this time grinding in campaign mode and then the game gets stuck at the loading screen.”
- “There's so much grinding in this game that it's not worth going through it again.”
- “It's a pointless, grindy phone game designed to make you want to spend money; not much else to say, really.”
music
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
45%
41%
14%
The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with many praising the soundtrack for its engaging and nostalgic qualities, particularly for fans of the associated series. However, some players criticize the music for being generic or reminiscent of lower-quality MIDI tracks, detracting from the overall experience. Despite these criticisms, the soundtrack is often described as enjoyable and fitting for the game's atmosphere, with a few standout tracks that resonate well with players.
- “The music is a solid bop, the environments are well designed, and the gameplay is addictive.”
- “Great gameplay, great soundtrack, my only wish is that there would be a second campaign in the future.”
- “I especially love the fact that you added soundtracks from Rick and Morty + Rick commenting now and then!”
- “But there is so much text and low-level MIDI songs that aren't even close to FF7.”
- “I hate the music so much it reminds me of depression.”
- “Unfortunately, it won't let me purchase credits and the soundtrack is generic.”
optimization
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
29%
28%
43%
Overall, users express significant frustration with the game's optimization, citing long load times and performance issues, particularly as they progress further in the game. While some players report smooth gameplay and enjoyment, many highlight that the lack of optimization detracts from the overall experience, leading to low ratings.
- “I'm guessing that all the bugs are fixed because I haven't had it freeze or black out once. It runs smoothly and it's fun; I would recommend it.”
- “It's a really fun game; you can customize and collect Mortys, and it runs smoothly for me.”
- “I'm giving 3 stars because while I love this game, the optimization of the amount of data causes the game to become unplayable after you advance far enough in the game.”
- “The only reason for the overall low rating is that it takes forever to load. This game wasn't optimized at all, as half the time I'm waiting 5 minutes or more to load from startup, while I can run higher-end games without any problem.”
- “Abandoned and poorly optimized.”
emotional
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players express a mix of emotional experiences with the game, ranging from frustration due to technical issues that hinder progress to profound joy and heartwarming moments that evoke tears. While some users are disheartened by crashes and bugs, others celebrate the game's ability to elicit positive feelings and memorable experiences.
- “Best ever! This game made me feel good emotions for the first time. Best game ever in my life; it's good for your health. Play this game! - dharahass”
- “Thanks for creating a much heartwarming game and for creating Rick and Morty for us and the kids. Only one problem in this game.”
- “The first time Bird Person showed up to save the day, I was so happy I cried a little. :')”
replayability
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
Overall, the game's replayability is mixed; while some players find it fun and highly replayable, others note that once the campaign is completed, there is limited incentive to replay, with many feeling it lacks depth for continued play.
- “I'll give it a three-star review because it's a fun and totally replayable game.”
- “Super fun with a high replay value.”
- “Little replay value once you beat the campaign.”
- “It only speeds up your playthrough and there's not much replay value here.”
- “It's Pokémon, but with less replayability.”

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Rick and Morty: Pocket Mortys is a casual role playing game.

Rick and Morty: Pocket Mortys is available on Phone, Tablet, Android and Mobile Platform.

The main story can be completed in around 10 hours. On average players spend around 6 hours playing Rick and Morty: Pocket Mortys.

Rick and Morty: Pocket Mortys was developed by [adult swim] games.

Rick and Morty: Pocket Mortys has received neutral reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its monetization.

Rick and Morty: Pocket Mortys is a single player game.

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