Pokemon Unite has continued to be a hit since launching thanks to an abundance of new content and easy-to-pick-up gameplay. Now, Pokemon has been downloaded over 50 million times and the Pokemon Company is celebrating by offering players free Aeos Tickets.
Pokemon Unite has been downloaded over 50 million times, the official Twitter account revealed earlier today. The downloads span across mobile devices and the Nintendo Switch. The game was initially released for the Switch on July 21 and was then available for mobile players on September 22.
Pokemon Unite was revealed as the
Best Game of 2021
during Google Play’s Best of Play 2021 Awards. This was not only due to the number of downloads and popularity of the Pokemon-themed MOBA but the positive reviews the game received.
How to get 2,000 free Aeos Tickets in Pokemon Unite
Pokemon Unite is giving out 2,000 free Aeos Tickets to celebrate the 50 million download milestone.
If you want to get the free Aeos Tickets, all you have to do is log in to the game between December 9, 2021 and January 31, 2022.
When you log in, you’ll be able to claim the 2,000 Aeos Tickets.
What can you buy with Aeos Tickets?
Aeos Tickets can be used on a variety of things in Pokemon Unite, but are primarily used to buy Item Enhancers.
These increase Held Items’ effectiveness during battles. They are 10 Aeos Tickets each, and you’ll need to buy 82 Item Enhancers to upgrade an item to level 10, the first major upgrade level. Held Items can also be purchased using Aeos Tickets.
They can also be spent on Battle Point Booster Cards, doubling battle points earned after a battle. Each level rewards players with different items so it’s always a good idea to buy Battle Point Booster Cards to level up faster and access these rewards.
Some Trainer Fashion items can also be acquired with Aeos Tickets but this isn’t recommended since changing the avatar’s appearance won’t impact actual gameplay or levels. Trainer Fashion can be collected in other ways so use Aeos Tickets towards Item Enhancers and Battle Point Booster Cards instead.
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