Pokémon Café ReMix

Pokémon Café Mix; Pokémon Café Mix
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Pokémon Café ReMix; ようこそ！ポケモンカフェ～まぜまぜパズル～
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Basic info
Platform:	Nintendo Switch, iOS, iPadOS, Android
Category:	Puzzle
Players:	1
Connectivity:	N/A
Developer:	Genius Sonority
Publisher:	The Pokémon Company
Part of:	Generation VIII spin-off
Ratings
CERO:	A
ESRB:	E
ACB:	G
OFLC:	N/A
PEGI:	3
GRAC:	ALL
GSRR:	N/A
Release dates
Japan:	June 24, 2020 (Café Mix); October 28, 2021 (Café ReMix)
North America:	June 23, 2020 (Café Mix); October 27, 2021 (Café ReMix)
Australia:	June 24, 2020 (Café Mix); October 28, 2021 (Café ReMix)
Europe:	June 24, 2020 (Café Mix); October 28, 2021 (Café ReMix)
South Korea:	June 24, 2020 (Café Mix); October 28, 2021 (Café ReMix)
Hong Kong:	June 24, 2020 (Café Mix); October 28, 2021 (Café ReMix)
Taiwan:	June 24, 2020 (Café Mix); October 28, 2021 (Café ReMix)
Websites
Japanese:	Official website
English:	Official website
	Japanese boxart ; Japanese logo of Pokémon Café Mix ; Japanese logo of Pokémon Café ReMix

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Pokémon Café ReMix (Japanese: ようこそ！ポケモンカフェ～まぜまぜパズル～ Welcome! Pokémon Café ~Mixing Puzzles~, or ポケまぜ Pokémaze for short), previously known as Pokémon Café Mix (Japanese: Pokémon Café Mix), is a free-to-play spin-off Pokémon game for the Nintendo Switch, iOS, iPadOS, and Android. It was released worldwide on June 24, 2020.^{[note 1]}

It was announced during a Pokémon Presents on June 17, 2020. During the August 2021 Pokémon Presents, it was announced that the game would be renamed Pokémon Café ReMix in a major overhaul on October 28, 2021.

Blurb

Pokémon Café ReMix

Pokémon Café ReMix is a unique puzzle game.

Welcome to your very own Pokémon café!

Pokémon Café ReMix is a refreshing puzzle game you play alongside Pokémon in which you mix, link, and blast away icons and gimmicks!

The customers and café staff are all Pokémon! As the owner of the café, you will work with Pokémon to server customers by preparing drinks and dishes through simple puzzles in which you mix around icons.

Refreshing puzzles! Complete fun cooking puzzle in which you mix around icons and link them together! As the owner of the café, you'll take on puzzles with the help of your staff Pokémon. Utilize each Pokémon's specialty and uniqueness and aim for three-star offerings!
A wide cast of Pokémon appears! You can even enjoy switching their outfits! Pokémon you befriend will join your staff and help you out at the café. Liven up your café by dressing up your staff Pokémon! As you raise your staff Pokémon's levels, they'll be able to wear different colored outfits. Special outfits for certain Pokémon will regularly be released as well! Recruit all sorts of Pokémon, raise their levels, and create your very own café!

Now's your chance to become a café owner, work together with Pokémon, and create a Pokémon café that's unique to you!

Pokémon Café Mix (Legacy)

Pokémon Café Mix is a unique puzzle game where the player is now the owner of a café that serves delicious treats to Pokémon.

Complete puzzles by linking together Pokémon icons to prepare drinks and dishes for your Pokémon customers as they have a wonderful time at the café!

Order's up! Your next Pokémon customer awaits.

Grand Opening!
Experience what it’s like to run your own Pokémon Café that serves cute and delectable offerings for Pokémon customers.
Order's Up!
Drag Pokémon icons in a swirling motion to link them together and solve challenging puzzles that create a variety of drinks and dishes with adorable Pokémon motifs.
Help Wanted!
Befriend and recruit your favorite Pokémon by serving amazing treats to create special friendships.
Seconds, Please!

As your café becomes a hit with the Pokémon customers, you’ll be able to expand the café to accommodate your booming business, allowing for more Pokémon guests and new café offerings.

Gameplay

The game starts with Leah welcoming the player, who is the owner of the café, and their Eevee to start working on their first menu item: an Eevee Latte. Completing this order attracts the café's first customers: Rowlet and Piplup. After completing Order #2, Rowlet joins the café as part of the staff and the player has to choose it to complete the next order, which makes Piplup join too. After the fourth order, the café starts to expand with the help of Timburr. The game progresses by completing orders, attracting new customers, making them join the staff by increasing their friendship level, and expanding the café with new areas as well as the menu to offer a wider variety of dishes. After 80 orders are completed, some functionalities are unlocked such as Daily Training or the ability to participate in events and play the past orders. Once all the main orders are completed, the Master Café mode is unlocked.

Players who started with the original version of Pokémon Café Mix, preserved their progress after the major 2021 update, such as the Pokémon staff they had obtained, except for the Pokémon that are unlocked through the Menu Development of the new version, which had to be re-acquired. The original orders can also be played as Extra orders.

Stamina shard.

Stamina crystal.

Stamina

Stamina indicates how many times the player can attempt orders (puzzles). Stamina can be restored up to 5 units (or 10 units with the Premium Pass). If the player has more than the max stamina, excess stamina will be displayed with a + symbol to the right of the stamina icon. Players can have a max of 99 units of stamina.

When an order is played, one stamina unit is used. The stamina is restored every 15 minutes. Players can also get stamina as a reward through various methods.

Under certain conditions, a stamina crystal will give the player unlimited stamina for a certain amount of time, allowing them to attempt an order as many times as they like. The unlimited stamina is displayed with a ∞ symbol.

Golden acorn.

Golden acorns

The currency of the game are golden acorns. They can be obtained by clearing orders, by purchasing them at the shop through several packages or receiving them as a gift through various events and rewards. Golden acorns can be used to continue an order after failing, to acquire puzzle powers in the middle of an order, to unlock a Pokémon's level, to buy delivery tickets, among other benefits.

The max number of golden acorns that a player can have is 9,999,999.
No products that contain golden acorns can be purchased if the player has 300,000 golden acorns or more.

Puzzles

Orders are completed by clearing a puzzle which consists of Pokémon icons and gimmicks. Every puzzle has different shapes and sizes that add complexity to it. The player has to link icons of the same Pokémon in order to score points and clear the gimmicks within a limited amount of moves. A move starts when the player touches the screen to drag an icon and it finishes when it's released. Using other icons on the puzzle, such as megaphones or skills will also consume a move.

Pokémon icons

In normal orders, icons of the Pokémon that the player sets as the leader will appear in the puzzle and they will be joined by 1 or up to 5 different helper Pokémon at random, depending on the order. The more varied the icons in the puzzle, the harder it will be to link them and by consequence, to complete the order. In event stages however, the player chooses up to 4 different Pokémon and these will be the ones appearing on the puzzle. Additionally, some icons feel lighter or heavier to drag on the screen, which can create inconveniences when certain combinations of Pokémon icons are used (the mechanics of this are undisclosed by the game).

Examples of Pokémon icons

Gimmicks

Main article: Gimmicks

There are several gimmicks that work as obstacles in each puzzle. They need to be cleared in order to complete tasks, but each gimmick has a particular requirement to do so: while some can be cleared with a regular combo next to them, others require 2 or more, or can only be cleared with megaphones or skills. They also behave different: while some gimmicks remain still in the puzzle, other gimmicks bounce around the area. Some gimmicks that require multiple combos to be cleared need them to be done in a row, or else they will revert to their previous stage. Each Pokémon specializes in at least 3 gimmicks (some Pokémon have a fourth specialty gimmick that unlocks with kitchen notes) that allow them to clear gimmicks more easily if the order matches their specialty.

Café skill icons

Each Pokémon has a different Café Skill. When playing an order, a skill gauge is shown at the bottom of the puzzle. Filling this gauge once makes a café skill icon appear on the screen. The skill gauge will fill faster if the player clears lots of icons that match the current leader Pokémon. Café skill icons can be moved around and they will activate wherever they are when the player lets go of them. Planning where to place them is key, since each skill has different effects and points to different directions.Two café skill icons can be combined by linking them and their effectiveness will increase. No more than two café skill icons can be combined at once.

Almost every Pokémon has a unique skill, since even those that share the same skill icon can have different secondary effects. Besides the multiple directions at which a skill can point towards to, each skill can have any of these three main effects: clear icons, create/set off megaphones or replace icons.

Examples of Skill icons
Standard	Powered-up

Leah's Megaphones

When certain conditions are met during a puzzle, megaphones will appear. Every Pokémon has a required amount of linked icons in order to produce one megaphone in the puzzle. Some Pokémon's café skills can create megaphones that will stay in the puzzle, while others create megaphones that go off immediately. Sometimes megaphones can also be found inside certain specialty gimmicks present in the puzzle. The player can grab megaphones and move them around before releasing them where they want them to go off.

Up	Right	Down	Left

Linking megaphones will combine them, increasing the effectiveness. Up to four megaphones can be combined at the same time.

Puzzle powers

As the player progresses, a variety of puzzle powers become available to help the completion of an order when things are looking rough. A move is not used when these items are activated, instead they can be used before the player starts linking icons. These items can be obtained as a rewards through various methods or they can be purchased in the middle of the puzzle in packs of three.

Puzzle power	Effect	Method to unlock it	Cost during puzzle
Helping Paw	Clears a chosen Pokémon icon or gimmick. Only works on gimmicks that can be cleared with combos or skills.	Reach order #10	2400 golden acorns
Whistle ↔	Clears a horizontal line centered on a spot the player chooses.	Reach order #11	4800 golden acorns
Whistle ↕	Clears a vertical line centered on a spot the player chooses.	Reach order #11	4200 golden acorns
Leader Bell	Turns any chosen helper Pokémon's icons into the leader Pokémon's icons.	Reach order #12	1800 golden acorns

Boosters

When the player reaches order #13, booster items are unlocked. These can be selected individually before the order starts to tackle puzzles with an advantage, by tapping just one, two or all three together. When the order starts, a Pokémon icon will transform into the corresponding booster item that was picked. Unlike puzzle powers, utilizing these items will consume a move.

Puzzle power	Icon	How to use
Skill Plus		If the player taps the Skill Plus icon before playing a puzzle, a Café Skill will appear at the beginning of the puzzle. If the player uses a Café Skill, it will activate the Pokémon's skill.
Megaphone ⇅ Maker		If the player taps the Megaphone ⇅ Maker icon before playing a puzzle, a Megaphone ⇅ Maker will appear at the beginning of the puzzle. If the player uses a Megaphone ⇅ Maker, they can clear icons on either side.
Megaphone ⇄ Maker		If the player taps the Megaphone ⇄ Maker icon before playing a puzzle, a Megaphone ⇄ Maker will appear at the beginning of the puzzle. If the player uses a Megaphone ⇄ Maker, they can clear icons on either side.

Score calculation

The score obtained on each order depends primarily of the Puzzle Score attribute of each Pokémon and a multiplier based on the number of icons of that Pokémon that are linked in each move. However there's a series of other factors that contribute to the calculation of the score, and there's different formulas and multipliers applied to each of them.

Multiplier for linked Pokémon icons

Depending on the amount of linked Pokémon icons, different combos can be achieved. Each combo is represented by a different color which can be seen in the number that appears on the upper right corner as the player is linking the icons: "Nice!" (teal), for 5 - 9 linked icons; "Great!" (green), for 10 - 14 linked icons; "Excellent!" (red), for 15 - 24 linked icons; and "Marvelous!" (purple), for 25 or more linked icons. The Puzzle Score of the Pokémon is multiplied by a different number, or multiplier, that increases with each linked icon. This multiplier is applied when icons are cleared by linking them or when using a megaphone or a skill, but it doesn't apply when Puzzle powers are used or when icons are transformed by the use of a skill or a Leader bell.

No. of linked icons	Multiplier	Combo
1	×1	-
2	×2
3	×4
4	×6
5	×15	Nice!
6	×18
7	×21
8	×24
9	×27
10	×40	Great!
11	×45
12	×50
13	×55
14	×60
15	×85	Excellent!
16	×92
17	×99
18	×106
19	×113
20	×120
21	×127
22	×134
23	×141
24	×148
25	×195	Marvelous!
26 and above	From 26 on, the multiplier increases by 10 with each linked icon

Clearing icons of multiple Pokémon at once

Linking Pokémon icons is only possible between icons of the same kind, however there are instances when skills or megaphones (and usually a combination of both) can clear icons of more then one kind at once in the same move. For these cases, a weighted mean of each of the Pokémon's scores is calculated and then this number is multiplied by the multiplier that corresponds to the total number of icons cleared. For example, if 5 Eevee icons (with a Puzzle Score of 100) and 3 Bulbasaur icons (with a Puzzle Score of 90) are cleared (a total of 8 icons, which corresponds to a x24 multiplier), then the score is calculated as follows:

\frac{(100 \times 5) + (90 \times 3)}{8} \times 24 = 96.25 \times 24 = 2310 p t s

But if the number of icons was reversed: 3 Eevee icons and 5 Bulbasaur icons, then the total of points would be:

\frac{(100 \times 3) + (90 \times 5)}{8} \times 24 = 93.75 \times 24 = 2310 p t s

Clearing gimmicks

In normal orders, if 1 specialty gimmick is cleared, regardless of the type of gimmick, it adds 250 points (this amount varies in other modes of the game). But if 2 or more gimmicks are cleared in a single move, the 250 points will be multiplied by a different number instead of the actual total of gimmicks cleared. This multiplier starts at 1 and it increases +1.1 for 2 gimmicks cleared, +1.2 for 3 gimmicks and so on for each extra gimmick, but it can be calculated directly with the formula: $G + \frac{0.1 \times G \times (G - 1)}{2}$ , where G is the number of gimmicks that were cleared. The table below shows some examples.

No. of gimmicks cleared	Multiplier	Total Points
1	1	1 * 250 = 250
2	2.1	2.1 * 250 = 525
3	3.3	3.3 * 250 = 825
4	4.6	4.6 * 250 = 1150
5	6	6 * 250 = 1500
6	7.5	7.5 * 250 = 1875
7	9.1	9.1 * 250 = 2275
8	10.8	10.8 * 250 = 2700
9	12.6	12.6 * 250 = 3150
10	14.5	14.5 * 250 = 3625
15	25.5	25.5 * 250 = 6375
20	39	39 * 250 = 9750
25	55	55 * 250 = 13750
30	73.5	73.5 * 250 = 18375

Using megaphones and skills

Clearing Pokémon icons by using megaphones or skills is treated by the game the same as linking Pokémon normally, applying the same multipliers depending on the total of icons cleared and even the combos can be achieved if applicable. The same formula is applied when the icons of multiple Pokémon are cleared. Combining two skills or combining two or more megaphones do not increase the amount of points earned.

Using Puzzle powers

Puzzle powers, which are used before the move starts, do not apply any multiplier to the calculation and instead just multiply the amount of icons cleared by the Puzzle score of the Pokémon. If the Puzzle power triggers a megaphone or skill, then the normal calculation is applied for the icons cleared by each of these objects, but it is going to exclude the initial icons that were cleared directly by the Puzzle power.

Other factors that affect score

Pokémon can have up to 4 Outfit upgrades, each grade adding a certain percentage of bonus to the Pokémon's base Puzzle score. Additionally, Outfit grade 4 adds a bonus when the Pokémon clears a specific specialty gimmick. Some sidekick bonuses can also increase the score obtained by clearing megaphones and skills.

Completing an order

To complete a normal order, the player must earn at least 1 star, which is obtained by achieving different goals depending on the order: this can be either scoring a certain amount of points or clearing a number of specialty gimmicks. After completing the first part of the order and earning their first star, and if there is at least 1 move remaining, the player enters the Three-star challenge, where they can attempt to earn the second and third stars. These are obtained through new independent goals as the order reveals a new layout for the puzzle. The presentation of the dish will be determined by the amount of stars obtained.

No. of stars	Presentation
	Good flavor!
	Beautiful presentation!
	A culinary masterpiece!

By completing an order the player earns acorns. The leader Pokémon also gets experience points. Additionally, if the customer Pokémon has not joined the staff yet, it will get an amount of hearts equal to the amount of stars earned that will add up to its friendship level. If the customer Pokémon is already part of the staff, cookies will be earned instead.

Running out of moves

If the player clears the goals for the first star exactly with 0 moves remaining, the game finishes there and the order is completed with just 1 star. If the player runs out of moves before getting the first star, they are offered various attempts in exchange of golden acorns to resume the order where they left: first attempt costs 900 golden acorns and gives the player 3 additional moves; if they fail after the first attempt, a second attempt costs 1300 golden acorns and gives the player 3 additional moves and 1 megaphone; third attempt costs 2400 golden acorns and gives the player 3 additional moves and 2 megaphones; the fourth attempt costs 3600 golden acorns and gives 3 additional moves and 1 megaphone.

If the player runs out of moves during the Three-star challenge, no attempts are offered and the order is finished with whatever amount of stars they got. They can try to earn the three stars by replaying that order later. Training orders do offer the possibility to resume the order during the three-star challenge at the cost of 500 golden acorns.

Happy Bonus

After completing an order there is a probability, which is inversely proportional to the amount of remaining stamina, that the Happy Bonus gets activated. This bonus lasts 15 minutes during which players can earn 2 extra hearts and 50% bonus of experience in training. Translucent hearts will fill up the café during this period.

The Café

The Café is where the game takes place. At the beginning only the Entrance and Kitchen are available, but as the player clears more orders, other areas start unlocking with the aid of Timburr. Every new area attracts more customers to the café. The staff Pokémon wanders around each of these areas at random, wearing the selected outfit, though it is possible to set which staff Pokémon appears on each area with the Customization feature. Customer Pokémon are identified with a thought bubble showing the offering they would like to have.

The Café comprises 11 areas:

Entrance	Kitchen	Lounge

Terrace	Parlor	Waterview Dining

Loft	Balcony	Patio

Aqua Park	Square

Menu Development

Main article: Menu Development

In Menu Development it's possible to check menu items that are in progress and those that have been completed. By training a staff Pokémon in charge of a menu item currently under development, an order for new menu development can be unlocked. And by clearing the unlocked order for new menu development, the new menu item will be added to the list of completed menu items and additional Pokémon will be able to visit the café.

Each new recipe requires specific Pokémon from the staff to reach a certain level. Below these requirements, a picture of the new customer or customers that will be attracted to the café is shown.

Offerings

There are various offerings available for each of the categories. Some dishes are available only through certain events, while some other were deprecated to appear only in EX orders.

Image	English name	Japanese name	Category	Description*
	Eevee Latte	イーブイカフェラテ	Drinks	A signature latte with a comforting flavor. Enjoy the cute latte art of Eevee!
	Lilligant Floral Tea	ドレディアフローラルティー	Drinks	Original blended tea. The soothing scent has calming benefits, just like the flower on Lilligant's head.
	Fluffy Eevee Pancakes	イーブイパンケーキ	Sweets	The whipped cream (as fluffy as Eevee's fur!) is a huge hit. Pure delight until the very last bite!
	Dugtrio Sandwich Trio	ダグトリオサンド	Small plates	A hearty sandwich set that even satisfies a Dugtrio. Enjoy the fresh tomatoes bursting with flavor.
	Nutty Buneary Frappé	ミミロルのナッティーフラッペ	Drinks	A refreshing frappé with cookies shaped like Buneary's ears. The combination of the sweet cream and toasted nuts is superb.
	Yummy Yamper Pasta	ワンパチのかくれんぼボロネーゼ	Small plates	A pasta bolognese depicting a playful Yamper. This cute and yummy dish will surely delight your taste buds and heart!
	Combee Waffles with Honey	ミツハニーのはちみつワッフル	Sweets	Combee-inspired waffles drizzled with honey. This sweet delight goes well with tea.
	Hot Litwick Cocoa	ヒトモシのマシュマロココア	Drinks	Hot cocoa, warm like a Litwick's flame, topped with yummy marshmallows. Fortunately, drinking it won't drain your life-force.
	Cheesy Rowlet Pizza	モクローのもっちりチーズピザ	Small plates	A Rowlet-shaped pizza with gooey, stretchy cheese that's simply irresistible. Enjoy it while it's hot!
	Poppin' Pachirisu Float	パチリスのパチパチフロート	Drinks	A soda float that's zappy like Pachirisu's electricity! Only a pro can top it off with even more ice cream.
	Piquant Pikachu Curry	ピリピリ！ピカチュウカレー	Entrées	A vegetable-loaded curry with a kick to it. Enjoy a big plate and fuel your energy with Pikachu's smile.
	Swablu Shaved Ice	チルットのふわふわかき氷	Sweets	Shaved ice shaped like a Swablu. Make sure you eat up before it melts!
	Burnt-Caramel Vulpix Sundae	ロコンの焦がしキャラメルサンデー	Sweets	A sweet and bitter dessert that depicts the cuteness and beauty of Vulpix. It tastes as good as it looks!
	Gratin a la Pumpkaboo	バケッチャのカボチャグラタン	Entrées	A gratin as generously sized as a large Pumpkaboo. This will surely satisfy your hunger!
	Rainbow Oricorio Popcorn	オドリドリのカラフルポップコーン	Small plates	Multicolored popcorn inspired by the different styles of Oricorio. You can enjoy a variety of flavors all at once!
	Decorated Alcremie Cupcakes	マホイップのデコカップケーキ	Sweets	These decorated cupcakes are as cute as Alcremie. Share the sweetness with others!
	Gossifleur Combo Plate	ヒメンカのサラダプレート	Entrées	A combo plate loaded with vegetables just like the vibrant colors of Gossifleur. Enjoy it with our homemade mayo.
	Miltank Mix au Lait	ミルタンクのふりふりミックスオレ	Drinks	Fresh Moomoo Milk is used in this mix au lait. The sweet and tart flavor of the berries really stands out.
	Eiscue Caprese Salad	コオリッポカプレーゼ	Small plates	A cooling caprese salad like Eiscue. Drizzle a generous amount of olive oil and enjoy!
	Ribombee Chocolate Cake	アブリボンのチョコケーキ	Sweets	An elegant bittersweet chocolate cake decorated with gold leaf. The Pollen Puff-like chocolate truffle simply melts in your mouth.
	Bouncy Brionne Soda	オシャマリのぷにぷにグミソーダ	Drinks	A refreshing soda inspired by Brionne dancing in the water. Enjoy the bouncy texture of the gummies!
	Pikachu Fruit Flan	ピカチュウのプリンアラモード	Sweets	A decadent fruit flan loaded with fruits. Pikachu's smile is too cute to share!
	Happy Snorlax Loco Moco	カビゴンもまんぷく！ロコモコ	Entrées	A satisfying loco moco that will put a smile on Snorlax's face. It even comes with a cup of soup!
	Teddiursa Iced Coffee	ヒメグマのミルクコーヒー	Drinks	An iced coffee with donuts in the shape of Teddiursa's ears. The coffee ice cubes let you savor every last sip.
	Torchic Rice over Omelet	アチャモのふんわりオムライス	Entrées	Rice served atop an omelet as fluffy as Torchic's feathers. It goes well with ketchup!
	Scorbunny Berry Sandwich	ヒバニーのいちごサンド	Sweets	A fluffy fruit sandwich filled with strawberries and cream. The Scorbunny design is sure to make you feel energized!
	Chikorita Bruschetta	チコリータのブルスケッタ	Small plates	Bruschetta topped with basil a la Chikorita. The three kinds of toppings represent Chikorita's evolution.
	Cheesy Whimsicott Meatloaf	エルフーンのチーズハンバーグ	Entrées	Fluffy Whimsicott plays hide-and-seek in cheese. Drizzle an accompanied sauce if you like!
	Furret Roasted Tea Latte	オオタチのほうじ茶ラテ	Drinks	A crisp and refreshing roasted green tea latte with a Furret playing peek-a-boo on top!
	Morpeko Red Bean Butter Toast	モルペコのあんバタートースト	Small plates	N/A
	Comfey Fruity Sandwich	キュワワーのカラフルサンド	Small plates	N/A
	Appletun Fruitillicious Jelly Soda	タルップルのアップルゼリーソーダ	Drinks	N/A
Only available in EX orders
	Sneasel Burger with Pickles	ニューラの彩りピクルスバーガー	Small plates	A colorful hamburger using a pickle as one of Sneasel's ears. Enjoy it with some fries and salad!
	Sylveon Custard Slice	ニンフィアのミルフィーユパイ	Sweets	A cute, flaky pastry shaped like Sylveon's bow. The light, buttery smell is divine!
	Playful Pancham Fried Rice	ヤンチャムのやんチャーハン	Entrées	A fun dish inspired by Pancham! You can enjoy a variety of flavors with this fried rice meal.
Event / Regular Menu
	Mew Flower Cake	ミュウのフラワーケーキ	None	N/A
	Mimikyu Frightful Feast	ミミッキュごちそうハロウィンセット	None	A true feast topped with a Mimikyu-shaped pie and served with a drink. What could be lurking beneath all that melted cheese?!
	Paldea Plate	パルデアプレート	None	N/A
* Descriptions were available in Pokémon Café Mix but they were removed after the 2021 update.

Orders

Main orders

Main article: List of Main orders in Pokémon Café ReMix

There are 2400 main orders that can be cleared in the main mode. To select an order, the player can directly tap on a customer Pokémon at the café. The active customers can be distinguished by a thought bubble above their head showing the dish they want to try. Alternatively, the player can tap on the "Order" button at the bottom right to open the Select Order screen.

Select Order screen

The Select Order screen shows the number of the current order the player is at. At the bottom they can also tap a button to open the Menu Development screen. Additionally, the player can select to participate on the current event, the Daily Training or Past orders, but these are unlocked until Order #80 is reached. When all main orders are cleared, the third option will show the Master Café orders instead.

Once an order and a customer are selected, a new screen will show. The leader Pokémon and the customer Pokémon will appear on the left of the screen. If the customer still has not joined the staff, the number of hearts accumulated so far and the required amount will be displayed. At the top of the screen, the stamina (and the remaining time to receive a new stamina unit) and golden acorns balance are shown. On the right side of the screen, the number of the order is shown at the very top. The level required and the category of the dish come next. The specialty gimmicks of the puzzle are shown to the side. The specialty gimmicks the leader can clear are highlighted in yellow. The "Order info" button opens a screen showing the actual puzzle and required tasks so the player can prepare in advance. Next, an image of the current Pokémon leader and the Sidekick Pokémon are shown. If the leader Pokémon's specialty matches the order's category, the icon will be shown in color red. Next to it, some specialists that the game suggests to clear the order will be shown. Below this section, the three buttons for the booster items (Skill plus and megaphone makers) are displayed as well as the amount of each of them that the player currently has. They can be selected individually by tapping on them (they will turn green) but only 1 of each can be used at a time regardless of how many the player has in the inventory. Tapping on them will activate them at the beginning of the order and their amount will be reduced by one. Finally, at the bottom of the screen, the "Start" button will start the puzzle and one stamina unit will be consumed.

Choosing the leader

In order to change the leader for this order, the player can directly tap on one of the suggested specialists or they can click on the portrait of the current leader. This will open up the Choose leader screen. At the bottom of this screen, the player can search and sort for the Pokémon they want to choose, either by scrolling horizontally through the icons or using the filters. The Pokémon that match the category of the dish will show the specialty icon in red. Tapping on any of the icons will display the Pokémon at the top of the screen along with a summary of its attributes: level, specialty, puzzle score, megaphone requirement, skill, specialty gimmicks. At the right, buttons to Switch outfits and go to Staff training can be tapped as well as the Sidekick lineup. When a decision is made, the player must tap the "Set as leader!" button, otherwise they need to tap the left arrow button at the top to go back to the Order screen.

Past orders

In the past orders section, which is unlocked at Order #80, it is possible to play again the orders that have been previously cleared. If there are stars that haven't been obtained in past orders, they may be possible to obtain them if all the tasks are cleared within the move limit. On this screen, a filter can be scrolled to navigate the orders in groups of 100. There is also the option to filter the orders by 3, 2 or 1 stars. At the top of the screen, the total number of accumulated stars is displayed.

Players can repeat every order as many times as they want, but once the three stars have been obtained, the only reward will be experience points for the leader Pokémon.

Main order rewards

Players can get rewards based on the number of main orders they have completed. The first reward comes at Order #100 and they continue until the last reward is obtained by clearing the 2400 orders. These can be used in the Café Customization feature.

Main order rewards
Order No.	Reward
Order #100	Eevee Chalkboard ☆
Order #200	Eevee Signage ☆
Order #400	Eevee Chalkboard ☆☆
Order #600	Eevee Signage ☆☆
Order #800	Eevee Chalkboard ☆☆☆
Order #1000	Eevee Signage ☆☆☆
Order #1300	Eevee Chalkboard ☆☆☆☆
Order #1600	Eevee Signage ☆☆☆☆
Order #2000	Eevee Chalkboard ☆☆☆☆☆
Order #2400	Eevee Signage ☆☆☆☆☆

Extra orders

Main article: List of Extra orders in Pokémon Café ReMix

These are the original 1200 main order puzzles that were available in the version before the 2021 major update. Players that had the game prior to the update were able to continue where they left off. Completing the Extra orders in the new version gives the player a variety of rewards. This section is accessible through the Past orders screen by clicking the "Extra" button at the bottom left corner. The Extra orders need to be played in order and they become inaccessible once they're cleared.

Extra order rewards

Completing individual Extra orders won't give golden acorns, but there's a 200 golden acorns + 2 tarts reward every 25 orders, along with other special rewards, particularly Charmander and special outfits for Pikachu and Lucario.

Extra order rewards
Order No.	Reward
Every 25 orders	x200 x2
Ex Order #100	Charmander
	x3 (if Charmander is already obtained)
	x3 (if all Charmander cookies are obtained)
Ex Order #600	Pikachu Chef's White
Ex Order #900	Gold Eevee Chalkboard
Ex Order #1200	Lucario Chef's White Gold Eevee Sign

Master Café Mode

Once all the 2400 main orders are completed, Master Café Mode will open up. The player can earn blue stars by clearing puzzles in this mode. The puzzles in this mode are the same as the main orders but they are presented at random and they are a bit more difficult than the regular ones. Players can reach up to Master Order #999 if they are able to achieve this during a single period.

Originally, the 2400 main orders were not available at once, but they were added in batches of 25 with every new update throughout the years starting with the major update in 2021. In the period between updates, the Master Café Mode would be available until the new batch of orders arrived. This is when the Master points were calculated and the progress would be reset. The final main orders came with the 4.40.1 update on December 13, 2023 and later on January 22, 2024, the 4.50.1 update brought the current way of calculation: from then on, Master points are calculated biweekly on Mondays at 6:00 a.m. (UTC), and Master Café Mode progress will reset at that time.

The amount of Master points earned depends on the stars accumulated during a single period. This conversion was updated with the 3.50.1 update on October 28, 2022.

Obtainable Master Points per period (since V.3.50.1)
Stars	Master Points
0	0
1 - 19	4
20 - 59	10
60 - 98	20
99+	30
Before V.3.50.1
0	0
1 - 9	2
10 - 29	5
30 - 59	10
60+	15

Master Point Exchange

A Swap Shop exists where the player can exchange Master points for various rewards such as special Pokémon outfits, Decoration items, tarts and boosters.

Master Café Mode Swap Shop
Item	Limit	Cost
Marshtomp Super sushi chef	1	x 500
Greninja Super chef	1	x 500
Eevee Super chef	1	x 180
Pikachu Super chef	1	x 180
Lucario Super chef	1	x 500
Super Chef Eevee Signage	1	x 10
Super Chef Eevee Signage ☆	1	x 30
Super Chef Eevee Signage ☆☆	1	x 40
Super Chef Eevee Signage ☆☆☆	1	x 50
Super Chef Eevee Signage ☆☆☆☆	1	x 60
Super Chef Eevee Signage ☆☆☆☆☆	1	x 70
Super Chef Eevee Signage ☆☆☆☆☆	1	x 100
Super Chef Eevee Luxe Signage	1	x 10
Super Chef Eevee Chalkboard ☆	1	x 30
Super Chef Eevee Chalkboard ☆☆	1	x 40
Super Chef Eevee Chalkboard ☆☆☆	1	x 50
Super Chef Eevee Chalkboard ☆☆☆☆	1	x 60
Super Chef Eevee Chalkboard ☆☆☆☆☆	1	x 70
Super Chef Eevee Luxe Chalkboard	1	x 100
Refreshing Tart L	10	x 50
Sweet Tart L	10	x 50
Crispy Tart L	10	x 50
Hearty Tart L	10	x 50
Skill Plus	10	x 20
Megaphone ⇅ Maker	10	x 20
Megaphone ⇄ Maker	10	x 20

One-Minute Cooking

The One-Minute Cooking is a mode that can be played in Daily Training, as well as various events such as Special Visit, Legendary Visit, Three Supreme Dishes and Three Unique Dishes among others. As opposed to normal orders which need to be cleared within a limited amount of moves, this mode consists in clearing the stage in 60 seconds with an unlimited amount of moves. Boosters and puzzle powers cannot be used in this mode. The game does not last strictly 60 seconds, since the time stops when the links of Pokémon icons are clearing, when megaphones are set off and when skills get activated. The time also stops running during the animations between cycles and it starts running again when the player taps on the screen.

Apart from Daily Training, in most events the goal of this mode is to satisfy the customer Pokémon that is featured in the event by serving it dishes each time the mode is played. The Pokémon's level of satisfaction is divided in ranks that increase with the total of points obtained every time the stage is played. When a rank is cleared, a reward is obtained, which is usually some kind of currency exclusive to the event that can be exchanged in the Swap Shop to recruit Pokémon, obtain special outfits and other items.

Selecting the lineup

Differing from normal orders, instead of just choosing one Pokémon as the leader, a lineup of four Pokémon are used to play this mode. Ideally, the four Pokémon's specialty should match the order category, since all their specialty gimmicks will be activated instead of just the leader's, though the player is free to add any other Pokémon to the lineup (considering their gimmicks will not be activated). However, only the skill of the leader is the one that will be used throughout the game. A sidekick lineup can also be selected, but a Pokémon can't be set in both lineups at once. At the bottom of the screen there's two buttons: an Auto button which automatically selects a lineup based on the gimmicks and order category and a Previous lineup button which sets the lineup used in the latest game played.

After the player has played this mode at least once, it is possible to use the Skip button, which will automatically give the player 3 stars and the same amount of points as their highest score so far. One Skip opportunity is available for free every day, but it is possible to purchase more skips.

Gameplay

The stage is divided in cycles that start at Cycle 1. The gimmicks are predefined for each cycle (depending on the event) but they are arranged randomly across the puzzle board each time the mode is played. A cycle is completed when all the gimmicks in the puzzle are cleared. The first few cycles usually have 1 or 2 gimmicks, but the complexity increases with every new cycle, having up to 6 gimmicks in total. Just like in traditional orders, linking more icons of the same Pokémon gives higher scores compared to shorter links. Clearing more gimmicks at once (either with a link of Pokémon icons or with a skill/megaphone) also increase the score total. Additionally, starting with Cycle 2, the total of the score gets a 5% bonus, which increases by 5 with each new cycle (i.e Cycle 3 gives 10% bonus, Cycle 4 gives 15% bonus and so on). On top of that, having the Premium Pass gives a 10% bonus to the overall total. When the time runs out, any remaining skills and megaphones on the puzzle get activated, giving additional points.

Fever Frenzy

Underneath the puzzle, besides the Skill gauge, there's a longer bar that activates the Fever Frenzy when it's filled (by linking Pokémon icons). The Fever Frenzy adds 5 seconds to the timer and for the next 10 seconds multiplies the scores by 10. The Frenzy Fever gauge will not start filling again until the 10 seconds have passed.

List of One-Minute Cooking events

Slow Cooking

Slow Cooking is a puzzle mode where the goal is to get the highest score with a limited amount of moves. In this mode, three stages are played in a row to complete the three ordered menu items. This mode is available in Three Supreme Dishes, Three Unique Dishes and Outdoor Tea Party events.

Get Started screen

In the Get started screen the three dishes are displayed in the order they will be played, showing the category and the gimmicks. A magnifier button will show a preview of the puzzle if tapped. Next to each dish, the player has to set the leader Pokémon for that stage. Tapping on this button will display the Pokémon list from which the player can select the desired Pokémon. Next, the Specialists are shown which are the Pokémon the game suggests the most to clear this stage. Clicking on either of the icons will automatically set the Pokémon as the leader. And at the far left is the Recommended button with the booster items underneath. At the bottom of the screen is shown the current stock of booster items, followed by the Sidekick lineup button. At the bottom right corner, the Start button will begin the game only if the three Pokémon have been set. Only one stamina unit will be consumed for the three stages.

Recommended Pokémon

Tapping on the Recommended button will display several Pokémon suggested to clear the stage. A magnifier icon above each Pokémon's portrait will show its summary, and another button at the bottom will take the player to the Delivery screen to obtain it, in case the Pokémon hasn't been recruited yet. If one of the Specialists is not part of the staff yet, or the outfit has not been obtained yet, tapping on it will show a screen that will tell the player how to obtain it.

Gameplay

Three Pokémon, one per stage, are selected to complete the puzzles. The same Pokémon cannot be selected in multiple dishes during the same game. During each stage, the three selected Pokémon will be the icons present in the puzzle, but only the skills and specialty gimmicks of the stage's leader will be activated. The stages are divided in two parts: Cook and Dish Up which have a distinctive arrangement of gimmicks. Each of these parts has a series of tasks that need to be completed in order to move into the next Stage. A Sidekick lineup can be selected, and booster items can also be used by tapping on either of them before starting the puzzle. Puzzle items are usable too, but are limited to 3 across all three stages, except for the Leader Bell which can only be used once.

Move + icon

Move + icon.

In each stage up to two move + icons may appear across the puzzle by clearing the glowing specialty gimmicks (originally the icons appeared randomly, but this was changed in version 5.40). In order to get the extra move, the icons need to be cleared by making a combo next to them or using a skill or a megaphone. If the stage is completed and the move + icons weren't cleared, they will be lost.

Fever Time

Similarly to One-Minute Cooking, in Slow Cooking there's a gauge at the bottom of the puzzle that fills up as icons are cleared. When the gauge is filled, Fever Time is activated giving the player 1 extra move, and for the next move the points obtained are doubled. If the Fever Time is activated at the end of one stage, the effect is carried onto the first move of the next stage. This feature was introduced in version 4.70.

Score

A screen showing the partial score is displayed at the end of each stage and the final score is calculated when the three dishes are completed or when the player runs out of moves. If the three stages are completed before running out of moves, the player receives 200,000 points for each remaining move. A 10% bonus is applied if the Premium Pass is active.

List of Slow Cooking Events

Daily Training

In the Daily training mode, players can get tarts by completing one to three stars. The tarts they can get will depend on the order category, which changes daily. This mode can be played up to three times a day. The number of times they have been played resets every day at 22:00p.m. Skip passes can be used to automatically claim the rewards corresponding to the three stars. This mode was introduced on June 23, 2023 with the version 4.0.

Gameplay

The Daily Training mode implements the One-Minute Cooking style. Four Pokémon are added to the lineup, matching the category of the order and the specialty gimmicks. The goal is to make as many points as possible within 60 seconds, applying the same rules and effects from One-Minute Cooking, including the level of difficulty increasing with each passing cycle. At the top of the puzzle screen there's a score bar with 3 marks that correspond to the different tiers of rewards: 300,000 points, 1,000,000 points and 3,000,000. The game ends when the time runs out or when the player reaches the 3,000,000 mark.

Rewards

Depending on the amount of points obtained is the reward the player will get:

Daily Training rewards
No. of Stars	Score	Reward
No. of Stars	Score
	300,000	x 45	x 45	x 45	x 45	x 15
	1,000,000	x 15	x 15	x 15	x 15	x 5
	3,000,000	x 6	x 6	x 6	x 6	x 2
Note: Obtaining the rewards from the 2 or 3 stars tiers do not also give the rewards from the previous tiers.

Today's Tasks

At the top of the Daily Training screen there's a bar with Today's Tasks, highlighting the order category that is featured that day, next to the specialty gimmicks that will appear in the puzzles. The tasks change daily and are the same for every player. Each day of the week has a list of possible assortments of gimmicks that are cycled every week, but every day has different amount of possibilities: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday have 4 assortments, Sunday has 5, and Tuesday, Friday and Saturday have 6 possible assortments. Once a given day has had all of its available assortments selected, the cycle goes back to the first one on the list, so every week ends up having a different combination of daily gimmicks from the previous week. In total there's 60 possible unique combinations for a week that keep cycling indefinitely.

Daily Training Today's Tasks cycle
Day	Category	Specialty Gimmicks						Cycle length	Reference date
Day	Category	Assortment 1	Assortment 2	Assortment 3	Assortment 4	Assortment 5	Assortment 6	Cycle length	Reference date
Monday						—	—	4	June 25, 2023
Tuesday								6	June 26, 2023
Wednesday						—	—	4	June 27, 2023
Thursday						—	—	4	June 28, 2023
Friday								6	June 23, 2023
Saturday								6	June 24, 2023
Sunday							—	5	June 25, 2023

This cycle started on Friday June 23, 2023 with version 4.0. If we consider the week of June 23, 2023 through Thursday June 29, 2023 as the week of reference, it is possible to calculate which assortment any given date will get with a formula:

A s s o r t m e n t (D) = \frac{D a y s (D) - D a y s (R e f (X))}{7} mod L (X) + 1

Where D is the date we want to calculate, X is the weekday of the date we want to calculate, Ref(X) is the reference date for that weekday (June 23–29, 2023), L(X) is the weekday's cycle length (4, 5 or 6) and Days() is used just to represent the amount of days that have passed between the date that is being calculated and the reference date.

Skip Ticket

Skip Ticket.

It is possible to skip up to 3 times the Daily Training by exchanging Skip Tickets. Using a Skip Ticket will give the equivalent reward to a 3 stars tier, however the actual stars are not obtained and neither are the experience points the Pokémon lineup would get. Skip Tickets can be obtained by completing the Daily Challenges or at various events.

Previous Lineup

Daily Training shares the same lineup as any One-Minute Cooking event that is happening at the time, that is, if the lineup is changed in Daily Training, when the player goes to the One-Minute Cooking event, this lineup will be shown there as well. Daily Training offers the possibility to automatically set the previous lineup used or keep the current one.

Customer Pokémon

In the Customer Pokémon screen, players can select which visiting Pokémon they'd like to take an order from. Each portrait will show the reward completing an order for each of the customers will give: hearts, Pokémon cookies or Milestone cookies. Tapping on these portraits will show the details of the order. At the bottom of the screen are the buttons for Heaping Helping and Shuffle customers.

The slots of customer Pokémon can be increased by unlocking new café areas or purchasing the Premium Pass with a max of 4 slots in total.

Heaping helping

Serving a heaping helping will give +2 friendship level or +2 cookies upon completing an order. A Heaping helping ticket needs to be used for this feature. When the ticket is used, a message above each customer's portrait will show the extra rewards that will be obtained when the order is cleared.

Heaping Helping bonuses can be stacked with the Happy Bonus effect to obtain even more rewards. The reward bonuses will be shown next to each other above the portrait of the customer Pokémon.

When an order is completed while the Heaping Helping bonus is activated, it will be indicated with a message at the bottom of the screen.

Shuffle customers

The Shuffle customers function lets the player use golden acorns to bring in different customers from the ones currently visiting the café. The customer Pokémon chosen to visit by using the Shuffle customer function will be selected as follows:

The slots will be filled with nearby Pokémon, with all Pokémon having an equal probability of being chosen.
If the same Pokémon is chosen multiple times, that slot will continue to be shuffled until a different Pokémon is chosen.
Pokémon that visit the café with this function will not be available to be chosen when using the Shuffle customers function in the future.

The first attempt is for free. If the player wants to shuffle them again, then the cost increases to 300 golden acorns for the second attempt, 600 golden acorns for the third attempt and 900 golden acorns for the fourth and last attempt. With each attempt, the silhouettes of the Pokémon will be revealed and marked with a green check.

Nearby Pokémon

Nearby Pokémon are chosen with an equal probability from all Pokémon who could visit based on the completed menu items. If the same Pokémon is chosen multiple times, that slot will continue to be shuffled until a different Pokémon is chosen. The list of nearby Pokémon used to search from will reset when all nearby Pokémon have visited or when the player moves on to the next order. Nearby Pokémon will change based on the number of unlocked slots the player has: 6 Pokémon if they have 2 slots; 9 Pokémon if they have 3 slots; 12 Pokémon if they have 4 slots. If the number of Pokémon that can visit the café is fewer than the numbers mentioned, there will be fewer nearby Pokémon.

Shiny Pokémon

When there's a shiny Pokémon nearby, the Shuffle customers button will be highlighted with a special shine. The silhouette of the shiny Pokémon that is nearby will also show sparkles around it. Shiny Pokémon will also be noticed by Leah with a message.

Certain events increase the chances of shiny Pokémon visiting the café. It is possible to encounter multiple shiny Pokémon customers at the same time, even without active events.

Additional orders

By spending 500 golden acorns, the player can repeat serving an order to the Pokémon they just served. The customer Pokémon available for additional orders will appear in the first slot with a blue frame. If the Shuffle customers option is used, the Additional orders customer will be removed from the options.

This option is especially useful when trying to recruit a Pokémon, given there is no way to know when this customer will visit the café again. It also helps to speed up the recruiting process for Pokémon that require a great amount of hearts to fill its friendship level, or when it's a shiny Pokémon that appeared randomly.

Special customers

There are special, limited time events during which customers that don't regularly visit the café will show up. A message underneath its portrait will show the icon of a candy and the extra percentage of them that they will give out upon completing its order.

It is possible to have multiple special customers visiting at once depending on the event. They are also eligible for Additional orders.

Recruitable Pokémon

Main article: List of Pokémon in Pokémon Café ReMix

In Pokémon Café ReMix there are currently 247 Pokémon that can be recruited and used to complete orders, including shiny variants which count as separate staff members. Specifically in the case of Eevee and Pikachu, it is also possible to recruit both male and female forms, which have unique attributes. Every Pokémon has a specialty as well as a set of skills and characteristics that help them excel in the various modes of the game. The level of the Pokémon can be raised by gaining experience points, which make them more efficient at clearing orders. Additionally, Pokémon can have alternate outfits that give them different specialties or skills than the ones they usually have.

Recruiting Pokémon

Raising friendship through normal gameplay

Eevee works as the initial Pokémon of this game. Along with Leah, they open the café and start preparing the first items of the menu. By clearing orders #2 and #3, Rowlet and Piplup join the staff and from there on, other customer Pokémon start to visit the café and it's up to the player to raise their friendship to make them join the team. To raise their friendship, the player must serve them orders. Each order can give up to 3 hearts (1 heart per star obtained), though this amount can be increased during the Happy Bonus and with the Heaping Help. By progressing in the Menu Development, new customers become attracted to the café. The later a customer Pokémon gets attracted to the café, the higher the amount of hearts it will require to join the café. As the number of regular customers that visit the café increases, the harder it becomes for a specific Pokémon to repeat orders, because customers that have already joined the staff will keep coming back regardless.

Extra Orders

Charmander as well as the Chef's White outfits of Pikachu and Lucario can be obtained by completing Ex Orders.

Befriending Pokémon through Delivery

Players can use the Delivery function to have Pelipper deliver drinks and dishes to Pokémon in town. After a delivery is completed, the Pokémon will be moved by its deliciousness and will automatically join the staff. The Pokémon available through this method include all the regular customers obtained through the Menu Development, but each delivery rate has 1 or more special Pokémon or outfits that can only be obtained while the event lasts. 1 regular delivery is available for free every 22 hours, but players can use golden acorns for a 1x express delivery or an 11x express delivery. Some events also give players special tickets as a reward which they can use for a express delivery.

Befriending Pokémon through events

Some Pokémon are only obtainable by participating in time-limited events. Depending on the nature of the event, you have to complete a series of tasks or an amount of points to have the event Pokémon join the staff. Most Pokémon that have been available through an event, have either come back in a repeat of the event or through a different method.

Monthly Goals' Premium Pass

Some Pokémon are obtainable by purchasing a Premium Pass and completing the Monthly Goals. The corresponding cookies for that Pokémon will also be available as part of the month's rewards, as well as the 4 outfit upgrades.

Paid Pass

Every once in a while, paid passes ara available for purchase. These are similar to Monthly Goals as they need to be completed within a number of days. Usually, the Pokémon featured in paid passes have already been available through other events in the past.

Microtransactions

Some outfits are occasionally put on sale directly as a microtransaction in the Shop. If the player buys this outfit without having the base Pokémon as part of their staff, the Pokémon will join but only that outfit will be available to use.

Obtained in Pokémon Café Mix (prior to 2.0 update)

Those who had been playing the original version of the game, Pokémon Café Mix, prior to the major update in 2021, retained all the Pokémon they had already recruited, except for Piplup, Minccino, Snubbull and Togepi who had to be befriended again as part of the story. Special outfits of Pikachu, Eevee and Lucario which were treated as separate Pokémon in the Café Mix version became part of the outfit options for the standard Pokémon.

Gender differences

Pikachu and Eevee differ from other Pokémon as they have their male () and female () counterparts available to join the staff as different members. While they share the same special outfits, they have different specialty gimmicks so they are used in different kind of orders and events. Despite the fact that other Pokémon that are available in Café ReMix present gender differences in the core series, such as Wobbuffet, Ludicolo or Sudowoodo, among others, Eevee and Pikachu remain as the only Pokémon that present this distinction.

Pokémon with Gender differences
Gender	Eevee	Pikachu

Shiny Pokémon

Shiny Pokémon exist in the game and they're treated as different members of the staff from their basic counterparts, though most of them share the same characteristics. Shiny Pokémon have access to all the alternate outftits that their basic counterpart have, but they still need to unlock their own basic outfits obtained by leveling up. Not every Pokémon's shiny version appears in the game, only a handful of them are available. From those, some of them are recruitable through normal gameplay, but they are extremely rare. Others have only been available through time-limited events or deliveries. There have also been events that boost the chances of specific shiny Pokémon visiting the café. They are distinguished by the symbol .

Shiny Pokémon Available (V. 6.30)
Availability	Pokémon
Regular gameplay (Very rare)
Regular gameplay (Very rare)
Monthly Goals (Premium Pass)
Event

Sidekick candy.

Sidekick Pokémon

A sidekick bonus is a special ability some Pokémon possess, mostly Legendary and Mythical Pokémon. If a Pokémon with a sidekick bonus is in the lineup, it will activate various effects that will help the player tackle puzzles with an advantage. A sidekick bonus can be unlocked and enhanced by using sidekick candies, which are obtained as a reward during certain events.

Sidekick bonuses can be powered up using sidekick candies. Each of the five levels that can be unlocked increase the effect of the bonus.

Sidekick Bonus Effects per Level
Sidekick Bonus	Pokémon	Effect (Replace X with the values on the right)	Lv. 1	Lv. 2	Lv. 3	Lv. 4	Lv. 5
Sidekick Bonus	Pokémon	Effect (Replace X with the values on the right)	x 2 (2 total)	x 6 (8 total)	x 10 (18 total)	x 14 (32 total)	x 18 (50 total)
More Extra Time		X seconds more to grab Pokémon icons, megaphones, skills and gimmicks.	0.5 seconds	1.0 seconds	1.5 seconds	2.0 seconds	4.0 seconds
Skill Score Up		X% score up when skill used.	1%	3%	5%	10%	15%
Megaphone Score Up		X% score up from megaphones used.	1%	3%	5%	10%	15%
Megaphone Cost Down		The cost to make a megaphone appear will be lowered by X.	1	3	5	7	10
Skill Cost Down		The cost to make a skill appear for the same category (of the Pokémon with this sidekick bonus) will be lowered by X.	1	2	3	4	5

Pokémon List screen

In the Pokémon list section, players can check the details of their staff Pokémon, Pokémon that have visited the café, and daily bonuses. They can also change their staff Pokémon's outfits and train them. If they train a Pokémon whose specialty matches the Daily bonus category, a bonus will be added to its EXP. The banner at the top shows the specialty for which the Daily bonus is activated on that day. Pokémon that match the Daily bonus will have their specialty icon highlighted in red. Pokémon that have been added to Favorites will show a red bowtie icon. The frame of the Pokémon's portrait will denote the rarity of the Pokémon: white (Pokémon that are recruited through normal gameplay), gold (Pokémon obtained through events or that are wearing special outfits), rainbow (legendary Pokémon or Pokémon obtained through special deliveries) and red (Pokémon wearing 5-star outfits). Available customer Pokémon that haven't joined the staff yet appear at the bottom of the list with a grayed out portrait. If they're only available during a limited period of time, they will be removed from this section once the event is over, if they weren't recruited. At the upper right corner a button will show the progress of the Staff Rewards.

By tapping on the "Date joined / Off" button, a screen is shown where various parameters can be selected to filter the Pokémon list. They can be sorted by: Puzzle score, Date joined, Staff level, Specialty, A-Z and Favorites. It's also possible to combine it with other filters: specialty, specialty gimmicks (up to 5), Pokémon that are needed for the Menu Development, Pokémon with 5 star outfits and Pokémon with Sidekick abilities. A red button at the bottom left corner resets these filters. If any filter is selected and the player taps "OK", the filtered list will be shown and the upper button will say "On". The arrow button inverts the order of the list.

Sidekick lineup

In the sidekick lineup, the player can select up to three sidekick Pokémon. The sidekick bonus of every Pokémon in the lineup will be activated. However, if a Pokémon is in the sidekick lineup, it can't be chosen as a leader for orders or add them to the lineup for either One-minute Cooking or Slow Cooking. By tapping the "Sidekick lineup" button, it will show the Pokémon that are currently set.

The first Pokémon in the lineup will be the chief. Underneath the Pokémon, all of their sidekick effects are listed.

To replace a member of the sidekick lineup, the player must tap on the Pokémon that is going to be replaced and a selection screen will be shown with all the Pokémon that have their sidekick bonus unlocked (at least Lv. 1).

Switching outfits

While in the summary screen of the Pokémon, the outfit can be selected by tapping on the button with the hanger. All the available outfits will be displayed horizontally. Tapping on any outfit will make the Pokémon wear it. The outfit that is selected here will be the one the Pokémon wears if it appears in the café and when playing orders.

Staff outfits

Every staff Pokémon has 12 outfits or uniforms that can be obtained by raising their level. The difference between these outfits is only cosmetic and switching between any of them will not affect the Pokémon's abilities and it will not update its menu portrait (it will show the standard red for all of them). The same Outfit upgrade applies to all these 12 outfits. These outfits have to be obtained individually by each Pokémon; they are not shared between a Pokémon and its shiny counterpart.

Staff Pokémon outfits
Outfit	How to unlock	Example
Standard	Default
Bulbasaur green	Level 4
Pikachu yellow	Level 6
Eevee brown	Level 8
Lucario blue	Level 10
Jigglypuff pink	Level 12
Minccino gray	Level 14
Gengar purple	Level 16
Dragonite orange	Level 18
Gothorita black	Level 20
Squirtle blue	Level 22
Slowpoke pink	Level 24

The basic outfits of the Staff Pokémon consist on mainly three pieces: cap, tie and apron, but not every Pokémon wears all the pieces. Some Pokémon may only wear two of the available items, and others like Farfetch'd or Bellossom only wear one item. This is relevant during events where some of the Mission Bingo tasks require to add a Pokémon wearing a particular item to the lineup. These tasks also often include wearing a particular color of the basic outfit.

Examples of Staff outfits
Cap only	Tie only	Apron only
Cap and tie	Cap and apron	Tie and apron
Cap, tie and apron

Monthly Goals variants

Some Pokémon have a variant of their basic outfit, which gives it a unique pattern that is not obtainable by any other Pokémon, although it is shared with their shiny counterparts. These do update the Pokémon portrait in the Pokémon selection screen, turning them into Gold rarity, but it does not offer any other effect in the Pokémon's abilities or stats. They share the same outfit upgrades as the basic outfits. These outfits were obtainable through the Monthly Goals from October 2021 - August 2022.

Monthly Goals outfit variants
Outfit	Pokémon	How to unlock
Grass quill cap		Monthly Goals (October - November 2021)
Squeaky clean		Monthly Goals (December 2021)
Eggshell cap		Monthly Goals (January 2022)
Fairyland		Monthly Goals (February 2022)
Whipped topping		Monthly Goals (March 2022)
Munch time		Monthly Goals (April 2022)
Turtle print		Monthly Goals (May 2022)
Soccer print		Monthly Goals (June 2022)
Drummer		Monthly Goals (July 2022)
Dragon heir		Monthly Goals (August 2022)

Mission Bingo variants

Occasionally, Leah comes up with new ideas for the colors of the staff Pokémon's uniforms. These are only obtainable through a limited period of time and are only available for a small selection of Pokémon each. They have to be obtained individually for each Pokémon species, but they are shared with the shiny counterpart and also between gender differences. They do not update the Pokémon menu portrait (they keep the standard red) and they share the same abilities and outfit upgrades from the basic outfits. These have mostly been obtained as completion rewards of the Mission Bingo cards, with some exceptions being obtained through Challenge Cards, paid passes or Monthly Goals.

Mission Bingo variants
Outfit	Pokémon	How to unlock
Stylish denim		Psyduck's Summer Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Psyduck's Summer Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Raichu's Gourmet Battle (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Raichu's Gourmet Battle (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
Stylish orange		Cloud-like Cosmog (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Cloud-like Cosmog (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Ogerpon's Festival (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Ogerpon's Festival (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Hisuian Zorua's Pleasant Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Hisuian Zorua's Pleasant Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
Stylish olive		Cooking Challenge - Card No. 2 (July 31 - September 5, 2024)
Stylish olive		Cooking Challenge - Card No. 3 (July 31 - September 5, 2024)
Stylish plum		Clodsire's Eclair Extravaganza (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Clodsire's Eclair Extravaganza (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Cleffa's Moon Viewing Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Cleffa's Moon Viewing Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Maushold's Happy...Family (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Maushold's Happy...Family (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Mismagius's Yummy Halloween (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Mismagius's Yummy Halloween (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Alola to Meowth (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Togepi's Pastel Balloon (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Togepi's Pastel Balloon (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
Stylish theater		Visit from Lugia (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Umbreon Pass (November 27 - December 18, 2024)
		Monthly Goals (December 2024)
Stylish pine		Lilligant's Holiday Bash (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Lilligant's Holiday Bash (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Gogoat's Happy Holidays (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Gogoat's Happy Holidays (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
Stylish New Year		Nom Nom with Dracozolt (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Nom Nom with Dracozolt (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Nom Nom with Dracozolt (Mission Bingo - Card No. 4)
		Cubchoo's Achoo (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Cubchoo's Achoo (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Pancham the Dim Sum Chef (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Pancham the Dim Sum Chef (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
Stylish Valentine		Cyndaquil the Confectioner (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
Stylish Valentine		Cyndaquil the Confectioner (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
Stylish spring		Applelicious Gourmet Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Applelicious Gourmet Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Flareon Pass (March 13 - April 3, 2025)
		Munna's Munchies (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Munna's Munchies (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Flabébé's Blooming Flowers (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Flabébé's Blooming Flowers (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
Stylish roasted tea		Poltchageist's Spring Tea Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Poltchageist's Spring Tea Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Kingambit's Dignified Dine (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Kingambit's Dignified Dine (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Chespin's Big Appetite (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Chespin's Big Appetite (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
Stylish periwinkle		Audino's Splendid Soiree (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Audino's Splendid Soiree (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Cresselia's Joyful Dreams (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Cresselia's Joyful Dreams (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Cresselia's Joyful Dreams (Mission Bingo - Card No. 4)
Stylish night sky		Visit from Rayquaza (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Visit from Rayquaza (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Salamence's Joyful Nibbles (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Salamence's Joyful Nibbles (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Gothorita's Cosmic Cuisine (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Gothorita's Cosmic Cuisine (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Alolan Meowth's Crumb Chaos (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Alolan Meowth's Crumb Chaos (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Inkay's Luminescent Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Inkay's Luminescent Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
Stylish sunflower		Altaria's Shiny Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Altaria's Shiny Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Bewear's Festival (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Bewear's Festival (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Scraggy on Vacay (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Scraggy on Vacay (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Fidough's Shiny Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Fidough's Shiny Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
Stylish spooky		Cafe Pop-Up with Greavard (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Cafe Pop-Up with Greavard (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Mienshao's Happy Halloween (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Mienshao's Happy Halloween (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Mismagius's Shiny Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Mismagius's Shiny Party (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Floating Flabébé (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
Stylish rose		Full-Bellied Noibat (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Full-Bellied Noibat (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3) / Gift
		Cafe Pop-Up with Hawlucha (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Cafe Pop-Up with Hawlucha (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Psyduck's Shiny Festival (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Pancham All Grown Up (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Pancham All Grown Up (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Teddiursa's Shiny Festival (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Teddiursa's Shiny Festival (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
Stylish snow		Delibird's Delivery (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Delibird's Delivery (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Treecko's Forest (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Treecko's Forest (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		New Year's with Keldeo (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		New Year's with Keldeo (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Dedenne's Splendid Mochi (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Dedenne's Splendid Mochi (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
Stylish crème brûlée		Elegant Vivillon (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Elegant Vivillon (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Happy Turtwig (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Happy Turtwig (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)
		Garchomp Pass (February 14, 2026)
		Chilly Vanillite (Mission Bingo - Card No. 2)
		Chilly Vanillite (Mission Bingo - Card No. 3)

Alternate outfits

Certain Pokémon can obtain alternate outfits through events and other methods. These are unique designs exclusive to each Pokémon. Besides the cosmetic change, they may also change the Specialty, Skill, Specialty gimmicks or Puzzle score of the Pokémon, making them suitable for different kinds of orders and events. These outfits are shared between a Pokémon and their shiny counterpart, as well as between Pokémon with gender differences. When a Pokémon wears one of these outfits, the menu portrait is updated to reflect this change, affecting also the color of the frame which denotes the rarity: gold for outfits obtained through events or passes, and rainbow color for those obtained through Special deliveries.

Five-star outfits

Five-star chefs wear a more visually elaborated kind of outfit compared to the previous types, usually with some kind of dynamic background. These outfits are obtained through Five-star deliveries. Besides changing the basic characteristics of the Pokémon and having a higher Puzzle power, they differ from other outfits because of the Five-star effect they give to the Pokémon's Skill. This is a bonus effect that takes place for a few seconds after the Pokémon's skill is activated during a puzzle, giving an edge in modes like One-minute cooking and Slow cooking.

Pokémon's characteristics

Each Pokémon has seven main characteristics that determine the kind of orders they are useful for and how effective they will be (e.g. higher level Pokémon will give an advantage over lower level Pokémon). The name of the Pokémon appears at the top left. Next to it, the shiny symbol or gender symbol will appear if applicable. Similarly, if the Pokémon has an alternate form, the name of the form will be displayed in smaller font underneath the name. The bowtie button next to the name can be tapped to add the Pokémon the Favorites list. At the center, the artwork of the Pokémon is displayed wearing the selected outfit. Underneath the Pokémon, the level and the experience bar is shown. The Staff Training options appear on the right side of the screen.

Specialty

Every Pokémon has a Specialty, which is the Category of dish they specialize on (Entrées, Drinks, Small plates or Sweets). While players can use any Pokémon to try to clear any order, it will be easier to succeed with a Pokémon whose Specialty matches the Category of the order, since otherwise the Specialty gimmicks will not activate. Some Pokémon may change their Specialty while wearing special outfits.

Puzzle Score

The Puzzle Score is the amount of points that will be obtained by linking two icons of this Pokémon. It can vary between outfits of the same Pokémon and it's increased as the Pokémon levels up. There are 16 archetypes that determine the Puzzle Score a Pokémon will have at each level.

List of Pokémon by Puzzle Score Archetype
Archetype 1
Archetype 2
Archetype 3
Archetype 4
Archetype 5
Archetype 6 (Placeholder)
Archetype 7
Archetype 8
Archetype 9
Archetype 10
Archetype 11
Archetype 12
Archetype 13
Archetype 14
Archetype 15
Archetype 16
Archetype 17
*Jynx and Feebas remain unreleased, but they are programmed in the game.

Puzzle Score per Level for each Archetype
-	Archetype 1	Archetype 2	Archetype 3	Archetype 4	Archetype 5	Archetype 6	Archetype 7	Archetype 8	Archetype 9	Archetype 10	Archetype 11	Archetype 12	Archetype 13	Archetype 14	Archetype 15	Archetype 16	Archetype 17
Lv. 1	80	90	90	90	100	100	100	100	110	110	110	120	120	120	125	130	150
Lv. 2	85	95	98	100	105	100	108	110	115	118	120	125	128	130	135	145	165
Lv. 3	90	100	106	110	110	100	116	120	120	126	130	130	136	140	145	160	180
Lv. 4	95	105	114	120	115	100	124	130	125	134	140	135	144	150	155	175	195
Lv. 5	100	110	122	130	120	100	132	140	130	142	150	140	152	160	165	190	210
Lv. 6	105	115	130	140	125	100	140	150	135	150	160	145	160	170	175	205	225
Lv. 7	110	120	138	150	130	100	148	160	140	158	170	150	168	180	185	220	240
Lv. 8	115	125	146	160	135	100	156	170	145	166	180	155	176	190	195	240	260
Lv. 9	120	130	154	170	140	100	164	180	150	174	190	160	184	200	205	260	296
Lv. 10	125	135	162	180	145	100	172	190	155	182	200	165	192	210	215	280	300
Lv. 11	130	140	170	190	150	100	180	200	160	190	210	170	200	220	225	284	304
Lv. 12	135	145	178	200	155	100	188	210	165	198	220	175	208	230	235	288	308
Lv. 13	140	150	186	210	160	100	196	220	170	206	230	180	216	240	245	292	312
Lv. 14	145	155	194	220	165	100	204	230	175	214	240	185	224	250	255	296	316
Lv. 15	150	160	202	230	170	100	212	240	180	222	250	190	232	260	265	300	320
Lv. 16	155	165	210	240	175	100	220	250	185	230	260	195	240	270	275	312	332
Lv. 17	160	170	218	250	180	100	228	260	190	238	270	200	248	280	285	324	344
Lv. 18	165	175	226	260	185	100	236	270	195	246	280	205	256	290	295	336	356
Lv. 19	170	180	234	270	190	100	244	280	200	254	290	210	264	300	305	348	368
Lv. 20	175	185	242	280	195	100	252	290	205	262	300	215	272	310	315	360	380
Lv. 21	180	190	250	290	200	100	260	300	210	270	310	220	280	320	325	368	388
Lv. 22	185	195	258	300	205	100	268	310	215	278	320	225	288	330	335	376	396
Lv. 23	190	200	266	310	210	100	276	320	220	286	330	230	296	340	345	384	404
Lv. 24	195	205	274	320	215	100	284	330	225	294	340	235	304	350	355	392	412
Lv. 25	200	210	282	330	220	100	292	340	230	302	350	240	312	360	365	400	420
The following levels cannot be unlocked, but are programmed in the game
Lv. 26	205	215	290	340	225	100	300	350	235	270	360	245	320	370	375	408	428
Lv. 27	210	220	298	350	230	100	308	360	240	278	370	250	328	380	385	416	436
Lv. 28	215	225	306	360	235	100	316	370	245	286	380	255	336	390	395	424	444
Lv. 29	220	230	314	370	240	100	324	380	250	294	390	260	344	400	405	432	452
Lv. 30	225	235	322	380	245	100	332	390	255	302	400	265	352	410	415	440	460

Megaphone Requirement

Each Pokémon has a number of required icons that need to be linked in order to produce a megaphone in the puzzle. The megaphone that appears in the puzzle can be either of the four directions at random. The higher the Pokémon level, the lower the icons needed. The megaphone requirement is the same across a Pokémon species, regardless of gender, shiny condition or outfit.

Megaphone Requirement by level
Pokémon	Lv. 1	Lv. 2	Lv. 3	Lv. 4	Lv. 5	Lv. 6	Lv. 7	Lv. 8	Lv. 9	Lv. 10	Lv. 11	Lv. 12	Lv. 13	Lv. 14	Lv. 15	Lv. 16	Lv. 17	Lv. 18	Lv. 19	Lv. 20	Lv. 21	Lv. 22	Lv. 23	Lv. 24	Lv. 25	Lv. 26	Lv. 27	Lv. 28	Lv. 29	Lv. 30
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Skill

This attribute represents the amount of icons that need to be cleared in order to fill up the Skill Gauge for that Pokémon. When the Skill Gauge is full, a skill icon of the leader Pokémon will appear in the puzzle and the progress of the Skill Gauge is reset. The smaller the attribute, the faster it will be to produce skill icons. The icons of the leader Pokémon count double. The Skill attribute often varies between outfits of the same Pokémon and it doesn't change as the Pokémon levels up.

Skill Gauge requirement by Pokémon
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Specialty Gimmicks

Level

A Pokémon's level can be raised by gaining Experience Points, which are obtained by completing orders with the Pokémon set as the leader, by doing Training with the Pokémon or feeding it tarts. When a Pokémon first joins the staff, its level will be 1. Currently, the max level a Pokémon can reach is 25, which is available since June 23, 2023. Leveling up gives the Pokémon certain benefits, like increasing its Puzzle Score, reducing the amount of links required to produce a Megaphone, or unlocking new Specialty gimmicks and increasing their effectiveness.

Outfit Grade

Staff training

Staff Rewards

Rewards based on the number of staff

The player can get rewards based on the number of Pokémon they have on their staff. As a reward, they may be able to unlock new areas on the café.

Rewards based on staff's total level

The player can earn rewards based on the sum of the levels of their staff Pokémon.

Delivery

Regular Delivery

Express Delivery

Delivery stamps Swap Shop

Delivery points Swap Shop

History

Instant hire tickets

Offering rate

Team function

The Team function becomes available after reaching order #80. The player can select a team that they want to join by tapping the icon. There are two ways to join a team: joining someone's team or creating a new one. Players can also search for a team they want to join by tapping Search and entering a team name or team ID. If a player joins a team, they and their team members can check each other's profile (the friend ID will not be visible).

A Team has several elements that can be set by the captain:

Icon: A Pokémon icon that represents the team
Team ID: Unique ID that can be used to find the team
Members: Current number of members in the team (the maximum is 30)
Member requirement: if this parameter is set, only those players that have reached the set order number can join the team
Make this team public: if this parameter is set, the team will be displayed on other user's team selection screens. If the team isn't public, it won't be displayed on other users' team selection screens. It will be displayed only in search results.
Require approvals: if this parameter is set, the team captain needs to approve team members to join the team. If they don't require approvals, people can join the team without approvals.

Team members can request stamina to other members, as well as cheer on those that have requested it. Each team member can receive up to 5 stamina units per day.

By being part of team, the player can participate on various Team events. If a player leaves a team in the middle of an ongoing event, they have to wait 24 hours before they can join a new team.

Daily log-in bonus

Daily Stamp Board

Event Daily Stamps

Challenges

Daily Challenge

Weekly Challenge

Collect the Stars Campaign

Team Invite Campaign

Monthly Goals

Main article: List of Monthly Goals in Pokémon Café ReMix

Premium Pass

Special Pass

Mission Bingo

Cook and Collect

Events

Points event
Team event
Special visit
Legendary visit
Three supreme dishes
Three unique dishes
Hospitality event
Lucky wheel
Delicious lucky spin
Outdoor tea party
Cooking festival and gourmet battle
Café pop-up
Full-belly adventure

Café customization

Friend list

Shop

Exchange cookies

Presents

Items

English name	Japanese name	Effect
Tasty Tart	なかよしタルト	Increases friendship level with any Pokémon by 5☆
Tasty Tart (Snorlax)	なかよしタルト（カビゴン）	Increases friendship level with Snorlax by 1☆
Tasty Tart (Mimikyu)	なかよしタルト（ミミッキュ）	Increases friendship level with Mimikyu by 1☆
Tasty Tart (Slowpoke)	なかよしタルト（ヤドン）	Increases friendship level with Slowpoke (Galarian form) by 1☆
Tasty Tart (Lucario)	なかよしタルト（ルカリオ）	Increases friendship level with Lucario (Holiday) by 1☆
Tasty Tart (Chansey)	なかよしタルト（ラッキー）	Increases friendship level with Chansey by 1☆

Pokémon Café Mix (Legacy functionalities)

This section is incomplete.
Please feel free to edit this section to add missing information and complete it.

Players are the owners of a new café that caters to Pokémon. With their employees Leah and Eevee, players fulfill Café Orders from customer Pokémon by mixing ingredients. When doing orders, the player links the Pokémon Icons. There are also some power-ups appearing when linking icons. Players can also hire Pokémon to work after serving an order to them enough times. On Switch, you need to touch the screen because the game doesn't support the buttons on your controllers.

Available Pokémon

Dishes

Orders

Daily Stamp Board

Grand-Opening Celebration
Log in on any 5 days during the grand-opening celebration, and Pikachu will join your café staff! Log in on any 10 days, and you'll receive a Tasty Tart!
Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5
1000	1000	1000	Skill Plus ×1	Pikachu
Day 6	Day 7	Day 8	Day 9	Day 10
1000	Sifflet ⇅ ×1	1000	Sifflet ⇄ ×1	Tasty Tart ×1

Invitations

Café Upgrades

Café Challenges

Regular

Card #	Challenge	Card Reward
1	Complete orders using a leader Pokémon that's listed as a good fit. ×5	× 1000
	Use Café Skills ×10
	Link lots of icons to make "Excellent!" combos ×20
2	Complete orders while the friendship bonus is active ×3	× 1500
	Have Pokémon join the staff by completing orders ×4
	Clear gimmicks ×100
3	Clear Pokémon icons ×1000	× 1500
	Use powered-up Café Skills ×10
	Complete orders with 3 or more moves remaining ×3
4	Go to the owner's menu, tap "Options," and link your data ×1 Clear Pokémon icons ×2000	× 2000
	Add friends ×1
	Choose a Pokémon for your profile ×1
5	Raise your friendship level with Eevee to level 2 ×1	× 2000
	Complete drinks or dishes for Pokémon you've invited ×5
	Complete orders ×30

Special

Sometimes there are some special challenges. They're simillar to normal but they're event exclusive and they appear only for short period of time.

Shop

Golden acorns and item packs can be purchased by pressing on the number of golden acorns the player has or the shop icon.

Item	US	Eurozone	UK	Australia
Special Pikachu Pack: 4,900 golden acorns Sweets Pikachu employee 3 Skill Plus 3 Megaphone ⇄ Maker 3 Megaphone ⇅ Maker	$3.99	€4.49	£3.99	$5.99
Acorns Every Day Pack: 9,800 golden acorns 900 golden acorns each day for 30 days.			£7.99	$12.99
Pokémon Party Pack: 4,900 golden acorns Ability to invite Pokémon to one extra party each day for 7 days.			£3.99	$5.99
Item Pack A: 2,500 golden acorns 1 Skill Plus	$1.99	€2.29	£1.99	$2.99
Item Pack B: 8,600 golden acorns 1 Skill Plus 1 Megaphone ⇄ Maker 1 Stop 1 Whistle ↕	$6.99	€7.99	£6.99	$10.99
Item Pack C: 19,600 golden acorns 2 Skill Plus 2 Megaphone ⇄ Maker 2 Megaphone ⇅ Maker 2 Stop 2 Whistle ↕	$15.99	€17.99	£15.99	$24.99
Item Pack D: 39,200 golden acorns 5 Skill Plus 5 Megaphone ⇄ Maker 5 Megaphone ⇅ Maker 5 Stop 5 Whistle ↕	$31.99	€34.99	£30.99	$49.99
Item Pack E: 70,000 golden acorns 7 Skill Plus 7 Megaphone ⇄ Maker 7 Megaphone ⇅ Maker 7 Stop 7 Whistle ↔ 7 Whistle ↕	$54.99	€59.99	£49.99	$124.99
Golden Acorn Pack A: 1,200 golden acorns	$0.99	€1.09	£0.99	$1.49
Golden Acorn Pack B: 6,100 golden acorns	$4.99	€5.49	£4.99	$7.99
Golden Acorn Pack C: 12,200 golden acorns	$9.99	€10.99	£9.99	$14.99
Golden Acorn Pack D: 24,400 golden acorns	$19.99	€21.99	£19.99	$30.99

Manga adaptations

Welcome! Pokémon Café: PikaVee's Mixing à la mode

Reception

On November 18, 2020, Pokémon Café Mix was nominated for the Best Mobile Game category for The Game Awards 2020.^[1]

Staff

Main article: Staff of Pokémon Café ReMix

Version history

iOS and iPadOS

Version	Release date	Official note	Changes
1.0.0	June 17, 2020	Initial release
1.0.3	June 24, 2020	Bug Fixes
1.0.4	June 25, 2020	Bug fixes
1.10.1	July 8, 2020	New orders are now available!	Adds Orders #121-150.
1.20.1	July 22, 2020	New orders are now available!	Adds Orders #151-200.
1.30.0	August 5, 2020	New orders are now available!	Adds Orders #201-250.
1.40.0	September 2, 2020	New orders are now available!	Adds Orders #301-350.
1.45.1	September 23, 2020	■ Contents Team function ・ You will be able to form a team with other players. ・ You will be able to participate in events with your team members. Team events ・ A new type of event in which you work with members of your team.	Adds Orders #351-400. Adds Master Café Orders #176-200.
1.50.0	October 7, 2020	New orders are now available!	Adds Orders #401-450. Adds Master Café Orders #201-225. Improved the appearance of gummies that appear from order #261.
1.60.0	October 21, 2020	New orders are now available!	Adds Orders #451-500. Adds Master Café Orders #226-250.
1.70.0	November 2, 2020	New orders are now available!	Adds Orders #501-550. Adds Master Café Orders #251-275.
1.80.0	December 2, 2020	New orders are now available!
1.90.0	January 20, 2021	New orders are now available!
1.91.0	February 8, 2021	New orders are now available!
1.100.0	September 8, 2021	New orders are now available!
1.110.0	October 13, 2021	Bug fixes
2.0.0	October 28, 2021	Pokémon Café Mix is getting a major revamp—and with it comes a new title! Pokémon Café ReMix is opening its doors! • New Pokémon that haven't visited the café before will regularly appear! • The game cycle has been renewed! • Now featuring four new modes!
2.10.0	November 12, 2021	New orders are now available!
2.20.0	December 8, 2021	New orders are now available!
2.30.0	January 12, 2022	New orders are now available!
2.40.0	February 16, 2022	New orders are now available!
2.50.0	March 14, 2022	New orders are now available!
2.60.0	April 11, 2022	Trial of the new one-minute cooking puzzle mode
2.70.0	May 11, 2022	New orders are now available!
3.0.0	June 17, 2022	① Introducing the special five-star outfit! ② Improvements made to one-minute cooking ③ Update to puzzle scores
3.10.0	July 13, 2022	■ Data deletion feature added for iOS devices ■ Customer Pokémon selection screen modified ■ Improvement of the Monthly Goals screen ■ Improvement of the sort function in the Pokémon list
3.20.0	August 3, 2022	New orders are now available!
3.30.0	August 31, 2022	New orders are now available!
3.40.0	September 28, 2022	New orders are now available!
3.50.0	October 28, 2022	■ Outfit grades are available. ■ Changes have been made to the rewards that can be earned from delivery. ■ Cookie shop is available.
3.60.0	November 28, 2022	■ The new hospitality event has been added ■ Improvements made to the one-minute cooking lineup screen
3.70.0	December 22, 2022	■ Preparation for events that will be held during the New Year holidays We are preparing various events that will be held during the New Year holidays. We hope you look forward to them! ■ Improvements made to the challenge card You can now see the rewards on the other cards. ■ Preparation for adding main orders in the future
3.80.0	January 25, 2023	■ Event preparations Preparations were made for future events. ■ Bug fixes Minor bug fixes and adjustments have been made for better responsiveness when playing puzzles or touching the screen.
3.90.0	February 27, 2023	■ Various events are being prepared for Pokémon Day Special events are coming to add even more fun to Pokémon Café ReMix! We hope you look forward to them! ■ Changes made to the News display We’ve made improvements to the UI so that the notifications can be understood more clearly.
3.100.0	March 29, 2023	■ Delivery stamps have been added to deliveries Delivery stamps are now available with deliveries! Delivery stamps will be accumulated when you redeem golden acorns to do deliveries. When you accumulate 150 delivery stamps, you can exchange the stamps with a Pokémon that is a delivery target of this delivery, or with a Pokémon from at least a rainbow-colored gift of your liking. ■ A new event, Training for Tart Making!, will begin! A new event, Training for Tart Making!, is upcoming. During the event period, you can play the event from the banner on the left side of the café screen.
3.110.0	May 10, 2023	■ Improvements made to UI ■ Changes made so that the max level can be raised with milestone cookies ■ Cookie shop will no longer be available ■ A new gimmick, soda bottles, will be available in one-minute cooking ■ Special pass will be available! You can receive rewards by clearing puzzles!
4.0.0	June 23, 2023	■ Challenges have been added ■ Raising the max staff level
4.10.0	August 8, 2023	■ A new gimmick, candy jar, will be available ■ Rewards that can be exchanged with delivery points have been updated.
4.20.0	September 25, 2023	■ A new event, mission bingo, has been added ■ A new switch view button added to Pokémon list ■ Filter items added to Pokémon list ■ Items on the help page updated
4.30.0	October 27, 2023	■ A new puzzle feature, slow cooking, has been added ■ Alterations made to points for one-minute cooking ■ Changes made to stamina request reset time
4.40.0	December 13, 2023	■ A new event has been added: outdoor tea party ■ The score when using puzzle powers in slow cooking has been boosted ■ Scores can now carry over in certain events ■ Checking tasks for mission bingo ■ A new super chef has been added ■ About the Master Café Mode
4.50.0	January 22, 2024	■ Improvements have been made to the visual effects in delicious lucky spin You can now skip the visual effects when receiving a reward.
4.60.0	February 27, 2024	■ A new outfit for Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly is available from deliveries! ■ A new event, cook and collect (Collect with Gholdengo), has been added ■ A new café area, aqua park, has been added ■ The News and Presents buttons have been repositioned
4.70.0	March 29, 2024	■ A purchase benefit has been added to the ■ Improvements have been made to the overall game interface in slow cooking
4.80.0	May 15, 2024	■ Improvements have been made so that details about five-star skills are displayed ■ Information about each player has been added to the leaderboard screen ■ Improvements have been made to how the number of stamina you can receive via stamina requests is displayed
5.0.0	June 24, 2024	4周年を記念してさまざまなイベントを開催中です。ぜひお楽しみください。 ■新たなマスターシェフの追加 ■新イベント「クッキングフェス！」の追加 ■「チームメンバー脱退」に関する機能変更
5.10.0	August 7, 2024	■ A high-score skip feature will be added
5.20.0	September 18, 2024	■ It’s almost Halloween! Halloween is around the corner again this year! New Pokémon and Pokémon in their special outfits will soon be here to greet you! We hope you look forward to it! ■ The user interface of the café screen has undergone major changes ■ Improvements have been made to the get started screen and results screen of slow cooking
5.30.0	October 25, 2024	■ Partial changes have been made to the beginning stages of the game ■ Improvements have been made to slow cooking
5.40.0	December 6, 2024	■ A brand-new Mew Challenge is now available ■ The way the move + icon appears in slow cooking has been changed ■ The method of counting like icons has been changed for both cooking festivals and gourmet battles ■ End of the Facebook account data link function ・ You can no longer link your data to yourFacebook account. ■ Partial changes made to the profile screen
5.50.0	January 22, 2025	■ Partial changes made to the profile screen
5.60.0	February 28, 2025	■ Updates have been made to the recommended teams feature ■ Improvements have been made to the events screen ■ Updates have been made to the receive all feature ■ Changes will be made to the final order number of the Mew Challenge ■ Changes will be made to the requirement for unlocking certain features
5.70.0	April 9, 2025	■ Some minor bugs have been fixed
5.80.0	May 14, 2025	■ A new gimmick, chewy gummy, will be available ■ Updates have been made to the score calculation for one-minute cooking
6.0.0	June 23, 2025	■ A new feature, café customization, has been added ■ The delivery stamp display has been changed ■ Crunch Time rewards will be changed to express delivery tickets
6.10.0	August 6, 2025	■ A new gimmick, rock salt, will be availablets.
6.20.0	September 17, 2025	■ A new gimmick, rock salt, will be available ■ A new event, café pop-up, has been added ■ Adjustments made to Collect with Gholdengo ■ A Halloween event will be held! ■ A new gimmick, mousse, will be available
6.30.0	October 27, 2025	■ A new event, full-belly adventure, has been added! ■ Some areas will be newly available for redecoration ■ Updates have been made to the score calculation for one-minute cooking
6.40.0	December 5, 2025	■ Improvements have been made to the delivery function ■ New gimmicks, milk & berry jam and chocolate whip, will be available ■ Reduced requirements for café pop-up rewards
6.50.0	January 21, 2026	■ Support ended for 32-bit Android devices ■ The look of the square area has been updated ■ Some minor bugs have been fixed

Android

Version	Release date	Official note	Changes
1.0.0	June 11, 2020	Initial release
1.0.4	June 24, 2020	Bug fixes
1.10.1	July 8, 2020	New orders are now available!	Adds Orders #121-150.
1.20.0	July 21, 2020	New orders are now available!	Adds Orders #151-200. Adds Master Café Orders #76-100.
1.30.0	August 5, 2020	New orders are now available!	Adds Orders #201-250. Adds Master Café Orders #101-125.
1.30.1	August 6, 2020	N/A	Adjusted the overall difficulty of orders 51–150. Reduced the weight of Munchlax in puzzles and improved the maneuverability. Expanded the range in which gimmicks are cleared when combos are made, making it easier for players to clear gimmicks. Players will be notified with an effect if the Pokémon they select is not a good fit for the order. As long as a Pokémon icon is not moved, just tapping the icon will no longer use a move. Adjusted parts of the tutorial.
1.30.3	August 12, 2020	N/A	Adds Orders #251-300. Adds Master Café Orders #126-150.
1.30.4	August 20, 2020	N/A	Fix issues in Grand Prix.
1.40.0	September 2, 2020	New orders are now available!
1.40.1	September 2, 2020	New orders are now available!	Adds Orders #301-350. Adds Master Café Orders #151-175. Changes to ranking aggregation method.
1.45.0	September 23, 2020	■ Contents Team function ・ You will be able to form a team with other players. ・ You will be able to participate in events with your team members. Team events ・ A new type of event in which you work with members of your team.	Adds Orders #351-400. Adds Master Café Orders #176-200.
1.50.0	October 5, 2020	New orders are now available!
1.50.1	October 7, 2020	N/A	Adds Orders #401-450. Adds Master Café Orders #201-225. Improved the appearance of gummies that appear from order #261.
1.60.0	October 21, 2020	New orders are now available!	Adds Orders #451-500. Adds Master Café Orders #226-250.
1.70.0	November 2, 2020	New orders are now available!	Adds Orders #501-550. Adds Master Café Orders #251-275.
1.80.0	December 2, 2020	New orders are now available!
1.90.0	January 20, 2021	New orders are now available!
1.91.0	February 8, 2021	New orders are now available!
1.100.1	September 8, 2021	New orders are now available!
1.110.0	October 13, 2021	Bug fixes
2.0.3	October 28, 2021	■ Update contents Pokémon Café Mix is getting a major revamp—and with it comes a new title! Pokémon Café ReMix is opening its doors! • New Pokémon that haven't visited the café before will regularly appear! • The game cycle has been renewed! • Now featuring four new modes!
2.10.0	November 12, 2021	New orders are now available!
2.20.0	December 8, 2021	New orders are now available!
2.30.0	January 12, 2022	New orders are now available!
2.40.0	February 16, 2022	New orders are now available!
2.50.0	March 14, 2022	New orders are now available!
2.60.0	April 11, 2022	Trial of the new one-minute cooking puzzle mode
2.70.0	May 11, 2022	New orders are now available!
3.0.0	June 17, 2022	① Introducing the special five-star outfit! ② Improvements made to one-minute cooking ③ Update to puzzle scores ④ ♂ and ♀ added for specific Pokémon
3.10.0	July 13, 2022	■ Data deletion feature added for iOS devices ■ Customer Pokémon selection screen modified ■ Improvement of the Monthly Goals screen ■ Improvement of the sort function in the Pokémon list
3.20.0	August 3, 2022	New orders are now available!
3.30.0	August 31, 2022	New orders are now available!
3.40.0	September 28, 2022	New orders are now available!
3.50.0	October 28, 2022	■ Outfit grades are available. ■ Changes have been made to the rewards that can be earned from delivery. ■ Cookie shop is available.
3.60.0	November 28, 2022	■ The new hospitality event has been added ■ Improvements made to the one-minute cooking lineup screen
3.70.0	December 22, 2022	■ Preparation for events that will be held during the New Year holidays We are preparing various events that will be held during the New Year holidays. We hope you look forward to them!
3.80.0	January 25, 2023	■ Event preparations Preparations were made for future events. ■ Bug fixes Minor bug fixes and adjustments have been made for better responsiveness when playing puzzles or touching the screen.
3.90.0	February 27, 2023	■ Various events are being prepared for Pokémon Day Special events are coming to add even more fun to Pokémon Café ReMix! We hope you look forward to them! ■ Changes made to the News display We’ve made improvements to the UI so that the notifications can be understood more clearly.
3.100.0	March 29, 2023	■ Delivery stamps have been added to deliveries Delivery stamps are now available with deliveries! Delivery stamps will be accumulated when you redeem golden acorns to do deliveries. When you accumulate 150 delivery stamps, you can exchange the stamps with a Pokémon that is a delivery target of this delivery, or with a Pokémon from at least a rainbow-colored gift of your liking. ■ A new event, Training for Tart Making!, will begin! A new event, Training for Tart Making!, is upcoming.
3.110.0	May 10, 2023	■ Improvements made to UI ■ Changes made so that the max level can be raised with milestone cookies ■ Cookie shop will no longer be available ■ A new gimmick, soda bottles, will be available in one-minute cooking ■ Special pass will be available! You can receive rewards by clearing puzzles!
4.0.0	June 23, 2023	■ Challenges have been added ■ Raising the max staff level
4.10.0	August 8, 2023	■ A new gimmick, candy jar, will be available ■ Rewards that can be exchanged with delivery points have been updated.
4.20.0	September 25, 2023	■ A new event, mission bingo, has been added ■ A new switch view button added to Pokémon list ■ Filter items added to Pokémon list ■ Items on the help page updated
4.30.0	October 27, 2023	■ A new puzzle feature, slow cooking, has been added ■ Alterations made to points for one-minute cooking ■ Changes made to stamina request reset time
4.40.0	December 13, 2023	■ A new event has been added: outdoor tea party ■ The score when using puzzle powers in slow cooking has been boosted ■ Scores can now carry over in certain events ■ Checking tasks for mission bingo ■ A new super chef has been added ■ About the Master Café Mode
4.50.0	January 22, 2024	■ Improvements have been made to the visual effects in delicious lucky spin You can now skip the visual effects when receiving a reward.
4.60.0	February 27, 2024	■ A new outfit for Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly is available from deliveries! ■ A new event, cook and collect (Collect with Gholdengo), has been added ■ A new café area, aqua park, has been added ■ The News and Presents buttons have been repositioned
4.70.0	March 29, 2024	■ A purchase benefit has been added to the ■ Improvements have been made to the overall game interface in slow cooking
4.80.0	May 15, 2024	■ Improvements have been made so that details about five-star skills are displayed ■ Information about each player has been added to the leaderboard screen ■ Improvements have been made to how the number of stamina you can receive via stamina requests is displayed
4.80.1	June 10, 2024	■ Improvements have been made so that details about five-star skills are displayed ■ Information about each player has been added to the leaderboard screen ■ Improvements have been made to how the number of stamina you can receive via stamina requests is displayed
5.0.0	June 24, 2024	We will hold a number of events to celebrate this anniversary. We hope you enjoy! ■ A new event, cooking festival, has been added ■ A new super chef has been added ■ Changes have been made to the feature for removing team members
5.0.2	July 4, 2024	We will hold a number of events to celebrate this anniversary. We hope you enjoy! ■ A new event, cooking festival, has been added ■ A new super chef has been added ■ Changes have been made to the feature for removing team members
5.10.0	August 7, 2024	■ A high-score skip feature will be added
5.10.1	August 19, 2024	■ A high-score skip feature will be added
5.20.0	September 18, 2024	■ It’s almost Halloween! Halloween is around the corner again this year! New Pokémon and Pokémon in their special outfits will soon be here to greet you! We hope you look forward to it! ■ The user interface of the café screen has undergone major changes ■ Improvements have been made to the get started screen and results screen of slow cooking
5.30.0	October 25, 2024	■ Partial changes have been made to the beginning stages of the game ■ Improvements have been made to slow cooking
5.40.0	December 6, 2024	■ A brand-new Mew Challenge is now available ■ The way the move + icon appears in slow cooking has been changed ■ The method of counting like icons has been changed for both cooking festivals and gourmet battles ■ End of the Facebook account data link function ・ You can no longer link your data to yourFacebook account. ■ Partial changes made to the profile screen
5.50.0	January 22, 2025	■ Partial changes made to the profile screen
5.60.0	February 28, 2025	■ Updates have been made to the recommended teams feature ■ Improvements have been made to the events screen ■ Updates have been made to the receive all feature ■ Changes will be made to the final order number of the Mew Challenge ■ Changes will be made to the requirement for unlocking certain features
5.70.0	April 9, 2025	■ Some minor bugs have been fixed
5.80.0	May 14, 2025	■ A new gimmick, chewy gummy, will be available ■ Updates have been made to the score calculation for one-minute cooking
6.0.0	June 23, 2025	■ A new feature, café customization, has been added ■ The delivery stamp display has been changed ■ Crunch Time rewards will be changed to express delivery tickets
6.10.0	August 6, 2025	■ A new gimmick, rock salt, will be availablets.
6.20.0	September 17, 2025	■ A new event, café pop-up, has been added ■ Adjustments made to Collect with Gholdengo ■ A Halloween event will be held! ■ A new gimmick, mousse, will be available
6.30.0	October 27, 2025	■ A new event, full-belly adventure, has been added! ■ Some areas will be newly available for redecoration ■ Updates have been made to the score calculation for one-minute cooking
6.40.0	December 5, 2025	■ Improvements have been made to the delivery function ■ New gimmicks, milk & berry jam and chocolate whip, will be available ■ Reduced requirements for café pop-up rewards
6.50.0	January 21, 2026	■ Support ended for 32-bit Android devices ■ The look of the square area has been updated ■ Some minor bugs have been fixed

Nintendo Switch

Version^[2]^[3]	Release date	Official note	Changes
1.0.0	June 17, 2020	Initial release
1.10.0	July 7, 2020	General New stages have been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for better gaming experience.	Adds Orders #121-150.
1.20.0	July 22, 2020	General New stages have been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for better gaming experience.	Adds Orders #151-200.
1.30.0	August 5, 2020	General New stages have been added. The difficulty in the stages up to Order 50 has been adjusted. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some issues for a better gaming experience.	Adds Orders #201-250.
1.40.0	September 2, 2020	General New stages have been added. The difficulty in the stages from 51 to 150 has been adjusted. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some issues for better gaming experience.	Adds Orders #301-350.
1.45.0	September 23, 2020	General A "team feature" where you can cooperate with other players and challenge events has been added. New stages have been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for better gaming experience.	Adds Orders #351-400. Adds Master Café Orders #176-200.
1.50.0	October 7, 2020	General New stages have been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for better gaming experience.	Adds Orders #401-450. Adds Master Café Orders #201-225. Improved the appearance of gummies that appear from order #261.
1.60.0	October 21, 2020	General New stages have been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for better gaming experience.	Adds Orders #451-500. Adds Master Café Orders #226-250.
1.70.0	November 2, 2020	General New stages have been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for better gaming experience.	Adds Orders #501-550. Adds Master Café Orders #251-275.
1.80.0	December 2, 2020	General New stages have been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
1.90.0	January 20, 2021	General New stages have been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
1.91.0	February 8, 2021	General Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
1.100.0	September 7, 2021	General Adjustments have been made to parts of the game for the renewal of the title. Renewal news will be distributed via the MailBox and News within the game, so please check that for the latest information.
1.110.0	October 12, 2021	General Adjustments have been made to parts of the game for the renewal of the title. Renewal news will be distributed via the MailBox and News within the game, so please check that for the latest information.
2.0.0	October 26, 2021	General The game title was changed to "Pokémon Café ReMix" and there was a review of the game cycle and puzzle gameplay. Play data before ver. 1.110.0 will be converted alongside the revamped gameplay, coinciding with the game content review. Pokémon membership will be reflected before 10 orders are made. All item types will be reflected when each feature is unlocked. New stages have been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. The shop product lineup has changed.
2.10.0	November 11, 2021	General New stages have been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
2.20.0	December 7, 2021	General New stages and Pokémon have been added. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
2.30.0	January 11, 2022	General New stages and Pokémon have been added. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
2.40.0	February 15, 2022	General New stages have been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. The new feature "Delivery" has been added. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
2.50.0	March 13, 2022	General New stages have been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
2.60.0	April 10, 2022	General Added the new mode "One-Minute Cooking." A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
2.70.0	May 10, 2022	General A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
3.0.0	June 16, 2022	General New stages have been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Legendary Pokémon Events added. Some items for sale have changed. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
3.10.0	July 12, 2022	General A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
3.20.0	August 2, 2022	General A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
3.30.0	August 30, 2022	General A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
3.40.0	September 27, 2022	General A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
3.50.0	October 27, 2022	General A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
3.60.0	November 27, 2022	General A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
3.70.0	December 21, 2022	General A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
3.80.0	January 24, 2023	General A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
3.90.0	February 26, 2023	General A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
3.100.0	March 28, 2023	General A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
3.110.0	May 9, 2023	General A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
4.0.0	June 22, 2023	General A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Daily Training has been added. Daily Challenges and Weekly Challenges have been added. Addressed some issues for a better gaming experience.
4.10.0	August 7, 2023	General A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
4.20.0	September 24, 2023	General New event Mission bingo has been added. Mission Bingo is an event where you take on orders and various challenges to get outfits and such for the staff members as a reward. Please look forward to this being held in the future. A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
4.30.0	October 26, 2023	General Added new feature: Slow cooking. Added a new feature, Slow cooking, where you create a team of Pokemon and play multiple puzzles in a row with a limited number of moves. A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Addressed some issues for a better gaming experience.
4.40.0	December 12, 2023	General A new stage has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
4.50.0	January 21, 2024	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
4.60.0	February 26, 2024	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
4.70.0	March 28, 2024	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
4.80.0	May 14, 2024	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
5.0.0	June 23, 2024	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
5.10.0	August 6, 2024	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
5.20.0	September 17, 2024	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
5.30.0	October 24, 2024	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
5.40.0	December 5, 2024	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
5.50.0	January 21, 2025	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
5.60.0	February 27, 2025	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience. The following content is now unlocked with order #80: Events Daily training Training Challenges Mission Bingo Team function Past orders Extra orders If these features are currently unlocked, they will be locked again after the update if you haven’t reached order #80. Please note that even if the features are in progress, they will still be locked. Event rewards can still be obtained during the claim period. If the team function has already been unlocked, it will remain unlocked after the update.
5.70.0	April 8, 2025	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
5.80.0	May 13, 2025	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
6.0.0	June 22, 2025	General A new feature, café customization, has been added. Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
6.10.0	August 5, 2025	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
6.20.0	September 16, 2025	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
6.30.0	October 26, 2025	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
6.40.0	December 4, 2025	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.
6.50.0	January 20, 2026	General Additional Pokémon will now appear. Fixed some problems for a better gaming experience.

Compatibility

At launch, the game could be played on:

iOS and iPadOS devices: iOS 12 or later.
Android devices: Android Marshmallow (6.0) and up.

Since version 4.0.0, released on June 23, 2023, iOS 13 or higher is required for iOS devices and iPadOS 13 or higher is required for iPadOS devices.

Since version 6.50.0, released on January 20, 2026, Android Nougat (7.0) or higher is required for Android devices and 32-bit devices are no longer supported.

If the game detects it is being played on an Android emulator such as BlueStacks, the game will be stuck on a black screen and become unplayable.

Release

In regions where the Nintendo eShop is not available, the Nintendo Switch version cannot be downloaded using a Nintendo Account set to that region from the Nintendo eShop.

Date	Locations
June 23, 2020^{[note 1]} June 24, 2020	Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United States
	Nintendo Switch version only: South Africa
	Mobile version only: Belarus, Brunei, Ecuador, Egypt, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Israel, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Macau, Malaysia, Morocco, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Panama, Philippines, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, Uruguay, Venezuela
November 18, 2025	Nintendo Switch version: Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand

Gallery

Pokémon Café Mix key art
Pokémon Café ReMix first key art
Pokémon Café ReMix second key art
Pokémon Café ReMix third key art
Pokémon Café ReMix fourth key art
JR Central × Pokémon Café ReMix key art^[4]
Pokémon Café ReMix key art
Pokémon Café ReMix key art
Icon on Nintendo Switch
ReMix Icon on Nintendo Switch
Icon on mobile devices
Icon from version 1.45.1 to 1.50.0 on iOS and iPadOS
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Icon from version 2.10.0 to 2.30.0 on Android
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Icon from version 2.40.0 to 2.60.0 on Android
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Icon from version 5.0.0 to 5.0.2 on Android
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Icon from version 5.10.0 to 5.10.1 on Android
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First icon from version 5.30.0 on Android
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In other languages

Pokémon Café Mix


Language		Title
Chinese	Cantonese	Pokémon Café Mix
Chinese	Mandarin	Pokémon Café Mix
French		Pokémon Café Mix
German		Pokémon Café Mix
Italian		Pokémon Café Mix
Korean		Pokémon Café Mix
Spanish		Pokémon Café Mix

Pokémon Café ReMix


Language		Title
Chinese	Cantonese	歡迎光臨！寶可夢咖啡店　～拌拌繽紛趣～ (寶可繽紛趣) Fūnyìhng Gwōnglàhm! Pokémon Gafēdim ~Buhnbuhn Bānfān Cheui~ (Poké Bānfān Cheui)
Chinese	Mandarin	歡迎光臨！寶可夢咖啡店　～拌拌繽紛趣～ (寶可繽紛趣) Huānyíng Guānglín! Bǎokěmèng Kāfēidiàn ~Bànbàn Bīnfēn Qù~ (Bǎokě Bīnfēn Qù) 欢迎光临！宝可梦咖啡店　～拌拌缤纷趣～ (宝可缤纷趣) Huānyíng Guānglín! Bǎokěmèng Kāfēidiàn ~Bànbàn Bīnfēn Qù~ (Bǎokě Bīnfēn Qù)
French		Pokémon Café ReMix
German		Pokémon Café ReMix
Italian		Pokémon Café ReMix
Korean		Pokémon Café ReMix
Spanish		Pokémon Café ReMix

Notes

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 Due to time zones, the game was released on June 23, 2020 in North America, even though it was released at the same time as the rest of the world.

Pokémon Café Mix Pokémon Café Mix
Logo of Pokémon Café Mix
Pokémon Café ReMix ようこそ！ポケモンカフェ～まぜまぜパズル～
Logo of Pokémon Café ReMix
Basic info
Platform:	Nintendo Switch, iOS, iPadOS, Android
Category:	Puzzle
Players:	1
Connectivity:	N/A
Developer:	Genius Sonority
Publisher:	The Pokémon Company
Part of:	Generation VIII spin-off
Ratings
CERO:	A
ESRB:	E
ACB:	G
OFLC:	N/A
PEGI:	3
GRAC:	ALL
GSRR:	N/A
Release dates
Japan:	June 24, 2020 (Café Mix) October 28, 2021 (Café ReMix)
North America:	June 23, 2020^{[note 1]} (Café Mix) October 27, 2021 (Café ReMix)
Australia:	June 24, 2020 (Café Mix) October 28, 2021 (Café ReMix)
Europe:	June 24, 2020 (Café Mix) October 28, 2021 (Café ReMix)
South Korea:	June 24, 2020 (Café Mix) October 28, 2021 (Café ReMix)
Hong Kong:	June 24, 2020 (Café Mix) October 28, 2021 (Café ReMix)
Taiwan:	June 24, 2020 (Café Mix) October 28, 2021 (Café ReMix)
Websites
Japanese:	Official website
English:	Official website
Japanese boxart Japanese logo of Pokémon Café Mix Japanese logo of Pokémon Café ReMix