How to View the Statistics Screen in Pokémon Unite

As a competitive game, Pokémon Unite has a load of detailed statistics running through it at any one time; the exact amount of damage each player dealt, how much HP they recovered for themselves and the team, and a percentage breakdown of how much damage your defender did or did not take for the team. But it's all hidden away in place of a simplified look that only tells you a fraction of the match's story. Here's how to view the statistics screen in Pokémon Unite.

If you're relatively new to Pokémon Unite or just have a few lingering questions, we've probably covered them already. Read up on what those Pokémon Unite medals mean, how to get Zeraora for free, and check out our extensive Pokémon Unite tier list to find your new favourite. We also have explainers on how Held Items and Battle Items work. They're two very different things, after all.

How to View the Statistics Screen in Pokémon Unite

A detailed breakdown of each player's performance is recorded at the end of each and every Pokémon Unite match. It doesn't matter you queue for a ranked, standard, or quick match: the numbers still matter.

You can view the statistics screen in Pokémon Unite simply by pressing the 'R' shoulder button on the final results screen: the one after the medal screen where you're able to block and report players.

Here's a quick step-by-step breakdown of how to view the statistics screen in Pokémon Unite:

• Tap through to the post-match results screen
• Press 'R'
• View the stats!

Now that you have that knowledge, you can use it to go back and look at the statistics screen for any previous Pokémon Unite match. To do this, just press 'L' on the main menu to load up your Player Profile. Slide down to Battle Record, select the match you wish to view the statistics screen of, and follow the same method as above.

As for why you'd want to view the statistics screen in Pokémon Unite, just think of it like any other competitive sport. By knowing the strengths and weaknesses of you, your teammates, and your opponents, you can hone your strategies and see exactly what you or someone else might need to work on to secure victory next time.