Pokémon Pokopia has only just released, but players are already starting to figure out Minecraft-like automatic builds and logic gates

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Pokémon Pokopia, a game centered around the ambitious task of restoring a world devastated by a mysterious cataclysm, has only just been released. Yet, even with the vastness of this restoration project, players are already diving deep into its mechanics. They are beginning to reverse-engineer and implement complex automatic builds and intricate logic gates, drawing clear inspiration from the engineering marvels common in Minecraft. With Ditto and their various companions having seemingly endless time in this digital world, dedicated players are skillfully adapting familiar Minecraft-style technical constructions to Pokopia’s unique environment, and the initial results are proving to be remarkably promising.

Callum Whitby
Callum Whitby

Callum Whitby, 43, sports writer from Liverpool. With over two decades covering European football, he's established himself as an authority on Champions League and international competitions. His trademark long-form articles explore the cultural and historical contexts behind football rivalries. Hosts a weekly podcast featuring conversations with former players and managers from across the continent.

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