Pokémon Quest is free, but it has an in-game shop paid for with PM Tickets, as well as paid packs on the eShop or mobile stores. Here is what you can buy, what it gives you, and what is really worth it.
PM Tickets
PM Tickets are earned for free by completing objectives and every day at the Shop, in batches of 50. They are used to buy expansions and decorations, and to speed up cooking or battery recharging.
Expansions
| Expansion | Effect | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Pokémon Box Expansion | 20 more Pokémon, up to 300 | 50 PM Tickets |
| Power Stone Box Expansion | 20 more Power Stones, up to 300 | 50 PM Tickets |
Decorations
Base decorations have permanent effects. The most useful ones increase the harvest of ingredients of one color:
- Flareon Cushion (×1.5) and Charizard Torch (×2) for red ingredients;
- Vaporeon Cushion (×1.5) and Blastoise Fountain (×2) for blue ones;
- Jolteon Cushion (×1.5) and Venusaur Pot (×2) for yellow ones;
- Dodrio Tent (×1.5) for gray ones.
Small decorations cost 50 PM Tickets, large ones 300.
Paid packs
| Pack | Price | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| Expedition Pack | €4.99 | Poké Ball Model (+20 PM Tickets per day), Royal Statues (+1 battery) |
| Great Expedition Pack | €9.99 | Great Ball Model (+30 PM Tickets per day), Eevee Arch (+1 battery), Lapras Pool (×2 chances of attracting multiple Pokémon) |
| Ultra Expedition Pack | €17.99 | Ultra Ball Model (+40 PM Tickets per day), Pikachu Arch (+1 battery), Gengar Balloon (×2 ingredients), Snorlax Bench (×2 experience) |
| Three-in-One Pack | €29.99 | All three packs, plus the Master Ball Model (+50 PM Tickets per day) |
Buying the three packs separately also gives you the Master Ball Model. The six move stones were also sold at €2.99 each.
