Poke Squares is a Pokémon grid puzzle. Each row and column has a category, such as Fire type, Sinnoh, Legendary, Speed 100+ or taller than 2 m, and each square needs a Pokémon that fits both. You have 9 guesses and each Pokémon can be used once.
Rare answers are worth more: the fewer Pokémon fit a square, the more points it scores.
How to play
Tap a square and type a Pokémon that matches its row and column.
Wrong picks still use up a guess.
Fill all 9 squares and aim for a high rarity score.
Questions
What categories are there?
Types, regions, evolution stage, Legendary/Mythical/baby/starter, stat thresholds, height and weight, colors, and single or dual type.
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