Update: Pokemon Unite Maintenance will expire at 8am GMT on September 22nd, across all platforms. It is worth noting that the release of the Pokemon Unite Android and iOS version is expected after the new update is published, however, more news about it can be shared by the development team in the coming hours.

A nativeSoon, players on Android and iOS devices will be joining their friends on the Nintendo Switch to play one of the latest Pokemon games released.

However, Pokemon Unite players will not be able to play for hours of the day as the servers are down for maintenance.

The bad news is that no one will be able to access the basic features of the game during this period, including online play.

The plus side is that all of this is done to support the release date of Pokemon Unite Mobile.

Pokemon Unite is set to release on September 22nd, and will soon be playable on Android and iOS devices.

This will unlock the game for millions of other players, making matchmaking easy.

This will also allow you to continue your game across multiple platforms, eliminating the requirement to own a Nintendo Switch.

How long are POKEMON UNITE servers downtime?

The Pokemon Company has confirmed that Pokemon Unite maintenance will begin at 2 PM PDT, or 10 PM GMT, on Tuesday, September 21.

Pokemon Unite servers are set to be down for eight hours, which means the game won’t be playable again until 8am GMT, on September 22nd.

A message from The Pokémon Company reads: “Attention Trainers! Pokemon Unite will be in maintenance on September 21st from 2:00 PM to 12:00 AM PT.

“During this time, the game will not be playable while we are making adjustments and preparing for mobile launch. We appreciate your patience and understanding.”

Meanwhile, The Pokemon Company has confirmed that the Pokemon Unite Mobile release date has been set for Wednesday, September 22nd.

On the island of Aeos, players will find the Unite Battle Committee (UBC), which runs a series of Unite Battle tournaments.

In Unite Battles, players form teams of five and compete against each other to see who can score the most points before time runs out.

Bringing traditional PC gameplay to Android, iOS, and the Nintendo Switch isn’t without its challenges, but plenty of fans seem ready to test out the new formula.

A message from The Pokemon Company adds: “Pokémon UNITE was released on Nintendo Switch on July 21, 2021, and soon, trainers will get a new way to play with the release of the mobile version on September 22, 2021.

“Pre-registration has already started in the App Store and Google Play Store. If you have not already registered, there is an additional incentive to do so. If the pre-registration total reaches 2,500,000, participants will receive a Pikachu Unite license. If the pre-registration numbers reach 5 00,000, participants will receive Holowear—Festival Style: Pikachu.”

More news about the rollout of Pokemon Unite on Android and iOS platforms can be shared in the coming hours.