Four Famitsu critics gave Pokémon Pokopia a combined score of 39 out of 40.
Famitsu is a major Japanese video-game magazine known for publishing reviews from a panel of four critics. In Pokopia’s case, three of the four reviewers awarded a perfect 10, producing the near-perfect combined total of 39.
The score is a review result, not a sales figure, player rating, or percentage. It should also be distinguished from scores reported by other aggregators. Metacritic described Pokopia as generally favorable and identified it as the highest-rated Pokémon game on that site at the time described. OpenCritic reported that 98 percent of critics recommended it.
Reviewers commonly highlighted Pokopia’s combination of building, exploration, Pokémon interactions, and cozy visual style. The Famitsu result is one precise measurement of that reception, while the broader aggregate figures summarize reviews from many outlets. Together, they explain why the game was widely regarded as a strong Pokémon spin-off at launch.