Pokemon GO Ranks as Buggiest Popular Mobile Game in 2024, Study Reveals

Pokemon GO was listed as the most bugged mobile game of 2024 by ElectronicsHub's study based on 1.8 million user reviews across platforms.

Call of Duty: Mobile, Words With Friends 2, Clash of Clans, Roblox, Brawl Stars, Toca Life World, Honkai: Star Rail, PUBG MOBILE, and Free Fire Battlegrounds are also included in the top 10.

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ElectronicsHub Declares Pokemon GO as Buggiest Game

ElectronicsHub gathered millions of reviews from the 400 most used apps in the Google Play Store. According to the researchers, Pokemon GO was mentioned 153.5 times out of every 1,000 reviews.

The user reviews often called out the mobile game for bugs, crashes, and other issues while playing. The top 10 most bugged games are often mentioned from 80 to over 150 times.

However, the study reminded that bugs are common in any game. While Niantic's mobile game topped the list for this year, the company continues to bring updates for the players. Pokemon GO is still very popular after years of its release due to its active engagement with its community and regular updates for events.

ElectronicsHub Lists Least Buggy Mobile Games of 2024

On the other hand, Solitaire was crowned as the least buggy mobile game for this year. The game only got 12.9 bug mentions across active platforms which is far different from Pokemon GO's result.

The top 10 list also includes Royal Match, Domino Dreams, Jigsawscapes, Gin Rummy, Block Puzzle: Block Smash Game, Spades, Word Trip, Yatzy, and Block Blast! Notably, Block Blast! only recorded 22 bug mentions which is 65 times less than Free Fire Battlegrounds bug mentions.

Pokemon GO is currently celebrating the season of World of Wonders. New events and challenges were introduced during the season which also added new bugs to the game.

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