Play Pocket Mortys October 1st to Aid in Hurricane Relief Efforts for Puerto Rico

Pocket Mortys is a mobile game for fans of the popular adult cartoon Rick and Morty. Now you can [...]

By Liana 'LiLi' Ruppert

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Pocket Mortys is a mobile game for fans of the popular adult cartoon Rick and Morty. Now you can scream "PICKLE RICK" while helping out Puerto Rico hurricane relief efforts. Come on, Morty!

For October 1st, all proceeds from playing the mobile title will go towards hurricane relief efforts in Puerto Rico. The company made the announcement via their Twitter for a call to action in a way that fans can get behind. 100% of the proceeds will go to help, so if you were looking for a way to "do some good" and you happen to be a Rick and Morty fan, this is the perfect middle ground to lend a hand!

Puerto Rico, like many places, has been devastated by the recent hurricane Maria. Because of this natural disaster, the island has found themselves in the middle of uncertainty as the power, food, and water supplies continue to be extremely limited. By playing Pocket Mortys, any and all purchases made within the mobile game itself will go directly to helping those in need.

Pocket Mortys is available now in Apple iTunes and in the Android Google Play store, just click the links to get started. The mobile game is also free to play, so if you are looking to donate - don't forget to check out those in-app purchase options!

"Join Ricks throughout the multiverse as they get swept up in the latest craze: Morty training! There are over 70 bizarre Mortys to recruit and train out there, including Mustache Morty, Wizard Morty, Cronenberg Morty and more. Assemble a dream team, then challenge rival Ricks by forcing your grandsons to battle each other. Command, combine and level up your Mortys to prove that you're the greatest Morty trainer of all space and time!"

If Rick and Morty isn't your thing but you are looking for ways to help, feel free to check out this site for many different resources to do your own good with relief efforts.

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