Pokémon developer Game Freak has registered a trademark for what may be a new game based on its 3DS solitaire horse-racing title Pocket Card Jockey.
on Twitter, is for the trademark ‘ソリティ馬 Ride On’, which translates to Solitaire Horse: Ride On.
What’s not clear is whether the ‘Ride On’ suffix refers to a sequel, or a remaster of the original game for modern formats such as the Switch. The player continues switching between playing more games of Solitaire and positioning their horse until the race is over. The better a combo the player can build while clearing cards, the better their ‘unity’ with the horse.Game Freak has delivered what feels like the future of the series, although with some performance woes
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