The popular reality mobile game enhanced by Nintendo and Niantic Labs is now accessible on iOS and Android in selected countries worldwide. Users residing in Australia and New Zealand are now enjoying the app, while the rest of the world has to wait for its official launching.
With the use of smartphone camera, sensors and location-based algorithms, gamers are able to project and capture these fictional creatures called pokémon as they travel around key locations in his city. Once the gamer captures a creature, he may proceed with training it to battle with other users’ pokémon.
Pokémon Go is a free mobile app, but it has small transactions which cost from $0.99 to $99.99. The game can also be played using a wrist-worn gadget which will be available in the market some time this month.
The Nintendo and The Pokémon Company completed the beta test for the game, but they remained silent on its official launching day to surprise Pokémon enthusiasts all over the globe.
