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Pokémon Pokopia: Are Bubble Depths Worth $35?

Pokémon Pokopia: Are Bubble Depths Worth $35?

The first DLC for Pokémon Pokopia opens an entirely underwater zone called Bubble Depths, featuring aquatic construction and exploration mechanics never before seen in the franchise. The expansion costs $34.99 as part of a season pass, raising a straightforward question: does this exotic content justify that price tag? The answer hinges on both the DLC's intrinsic value and Game Freak's pricing strategy for this format.

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Lumnix Editorial·August 10, 2026·3 min read