Pokémon Splendor

During your turn, you may collect Pokéballs, catch a Pokémon, or reserve a Pokémon.
When you collect Pokéballs, you either take three Pokéballs of different colors or two Pokéballs of the same color.
When you catch a Pokémon, you pay its cost in Poké Balls and add it to your collection. Each Pokémon you catch earns you a permanent Poké Ball of a specific color, which you can use to catch future Pokémon. The more Pokémon you have, the easier it becomes to catch stronger Pokémon that are worth more points.
If you reserve a Pokémon for later use, you lose a turn, but you gain a Masterball to catch even more Pokémon.
The player who first collects 18 points wins the game.

Pokémon Splendor builds on Splendor's trusted engine-builder, but adds a nostalgic Pokémon theme and a fun evolution mechanic that makes the game a bit deeper and more playful. The game retains the same smooth flow and accessible rules, but feels more thematic thanks to the first 151 Pokémon and the character cards. The quality and atmosphere are high, and the gameplay remains as fast, tactical, and addictive as the original. Conclusion: an absolute must-have for both Splendor fans and Pokémon enthusiasts.