Pokemon Unite will end service on March 23, 2027, and the game’s online matches will be switched off for players on both Nintendo Switch and mobile devices. Multiple outlets report that the service will stop at the end of day for the March 23 date, with Eurogamer specifying a time of 00:00 UTC.

The announcements come from The Pokémon Company and developer TiMi Studio Group, who say they are offering thanks to players and hope they can continue to enjoy the game until the final day. Several outlets also note that Nintendo stops selling in-game premium currency before the shutdown.

Different coverage emphasizes different player-facing impacts. Eurogamer and others add that, after the shutdown, players can still access a library-style update to view career progress and stats and play practice rounds. Other outlets focus on timing—such as it occurring shortly after the Aeos Crown 2027 tournament—and on the broader context of other Nintendo mobile titles ending or changing service.