Customer Ratings & Reviews

My kids love it! And I have to admit that it brings bag some nostalgia when they ask me to help them battle or capture a pokemon!

Pokémon: Let’s Go, Eevee! is a game that will just bring smiles to your face. Any fan of Pokémon should get pure joy from this experience but it also a great introduction to new players. There are a ton of trainer battles and seeing Pokémon run around the world is wonderful. The biggest note is in regards to the new catch mechanics versus battling wild Pokémon. It is reminiscent of Pokémon Go but not quite the same. It is streamlined and I feel in a good way. The addition of chaining catches to increase chances of better Pokémon, rarer Pokémon, and of course the ever sought after shinies can be a fun new task.

this game, like it's sister Let's Go Pikachu, are remakes of the original games, particularly Yellow where you start with Pikachu (or Eevee) and face Jessie and James. There are some differences, most notably when docked you use motion control to throw the ball, and Pokemon appear in the world rather than hidden in the grass (which is amazing to me), Alola forms, and the physical/special split. the original characters, Red and Blue (the basis for Ash and Gary Oak) appear as NPC characters you meet and you have new trainers to play as.

Being from the OG era of pokemon, before getting into the new sword/shield ones, i wanted to try out the lets go version. I chose the eevee version as i read that you can easily catch a pikachu anyways, and i ended up catching one as one of the first 10 pokemon i caught - so that's cool. Game play is similar to the original pokemon except you cant battle pokemon you encounter, you have to catch them for XP instead. The loading time whenever you go into a building/back out is a little too long, kind of making it look like the game froze. Besides that, i am really happy with this purchase.

I like the game overall! The original Pokémon yellow, but with Eevee. Even though it’s a normal type, there is a trainer that can train eevee with attacks that make using a normal type easier. Typical Pokémon game and always fun!

Worth it just to re-explore the Kanto region from the original Pokemon Red and Blue days. Gameplay is about the same though capturing mechanics changed.

Of course we got let’s go pikachu we had to get the other. This one is just as cute, and the kids love it just as much!

As someone who grew up with Pokémon Yellow on the Gameboy, I'm pretty nostalgic about the gameplay mechanics, and the switch to half regular Pokemon/half Pokémon Go was initially not a great impression. It felt too easy and like some of the strategy was stripped from it. However, after playing for a while, I actually found myself really enjoying the two separate mechanics. They are a strategy in themselves and it breaks up the game and makes it feel less repetitive. The game also got more challenging as it went on. If you can catch it on sale, I'd definitely recommend giving it a go.

This game (together with Pokemon: Let's Go Pikachu!) is a remake of Pokemon Yellow, a 1998 Game Boy game, but everything has been updated. Graphics are beautiful, story is fun, and gameplay is a little simplified (but still a ton of fun). This is the perfect entry point for young players (my 8 year old LOVES this game) or for players new to Pokemon games), or for older players who played the original Pokemon Game Boy games, since the gyms and maps and story are all the same as they were 21 years ago. This is my favorite game on the Switch so far -- definitely recommended!

My daughter thoroughly enjoys playing this game. She’s particularly likes that you can pet Eevee and can ride on some of the Pokémon while walking around the map!

If you enjoyed the original games on the gameboy color, you're sure to enjoy this fresh take on the Kanto region in this amazing entry of the Pokemon game series

This is an absolutely fun, adorable take on Gen 1! I got it for my spouse, who is usually not into video games, and it's now her favorite game. It's easy enough for beginners to play, but there are ways to add a little bit of challenge if you get bored. I still prefer the regular Pokémon battles to the Pokémon Go style of throwing Pokéballs, but it's not a major complaint. It definitely requires more patience and a different set of skills, which can be a fun way to mix things up.

Gave my as a gift along with accessories and games/gift cards. Wonderful that he is so happy. Sad that the free token was unavailable and no rain check. :(

Let's Go Eevee is a good game that cuts a lot of things out that have slowly made the games more convoluted over the years. It gets back to the basics and doesn't contain close to 1000 pokemon, it keeps it simple with just the 150 plus two new ones that go along with Pokemon Go.

I bought this game because my girlfriend and I are fans of Pokemon Yellow. Needless to say, I haven't gotten my Switch back from her since I bought this game.

Pokémon yellow was one my al time favs an this game brings back slots memories. Very fun an you can play online against other people which is the best part!

Great and entertaining game to keep the kids busy and active all summer long. Also the price is not bad especially if you have gamers club discount.

I started with Let’s Go Pikachu to get the full Yellow retro feel, liked it so much I bought Let’s Go Eevee to experience it again with the other partner.

A good reimagining of Pokemon Blue and Red. It plays the same except random battles Re replaced by pokemon shown in the world and the battles are handled like pokemon go. Trainer battles and gym battles play just like every game before.

The catching mechanic gets a bit old, so it was a nice change, a fantastic way to farm shiny Pokémon with catch combos