Is Pokemon: Auto Chess Affiliated with The Pokémon Company?

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No. Pokemon: Auto Chess is an unofficial fan project, not a product of The Pokémon Company. The site itself describes the game as a "Fan/Non profit game" and states that "All rights to The Pokemon Company®" belong to the rights holder. That wording credits the original IP owner; it does not claim any partnership, sponsorship, or endorsement.

What the site actually says

The only affiliation-related statements on the page are:

  • The game is labeled a fan / non-profit project.
  • All rights to The Pokémon Company® are acknowledged.

There is no mention of an official license, a partnership, or approval from The Pokémon Company, Nintendo, Game Freak, or Creatures. So the accurate reading is: fan-made, rights acknowledged, no official relationship claimed.

Why this distinction matters

Aspect What it means for you
Unofficial status The game is not supported, maintained, or guaranteed by The Pokémon Company
Non-profit framing The project presents itself as non-commercial, which is the common basis for fan projects
Rights acknowledgment The creator openly credits the trademark and IP owner rather than implying ownership
No endorsement claim Nothing on the page suggests the game is official or approved

What to keep in mind as a player

  • Treat it as fan content, not an official Pokémon title.
  • Because it is unofficial, availability, updates, and continuity are decided by its creators, not by The Pokémon Company.
  • The non-profit label describes the project's own framing; it is not a statement about licensing or legal status beyond what the site says.

If you want to confirm the relationship yourself, the clearest evidence is the site's own footer-style notice: "Fan/Non profit game, All rights to The Pokemon Company®." That single line is the whole basis for the answer — fan project, rights acknowledged, no official affiliation.