Pokemon GO was released in the App Store last night, Nintendo making the decision to offer the title in only a few app stores on the planet, so only those who have accounts in the App Store New Zealand or Australia will be able to enjoy it , but you can always change the country of your App Store.
Pokemon GO has been tested in beta format since May, and in essence it offers the possibility to collect and train Pokemon characters in order to carry out battles in the virtual world of the game, so the gameplay is similar to the one you have seen in other titles, or even in cartoons.
Pokemon GO has also implemented an augmented reality module to make the game experience as close to reality as possible, and for those interested in quickly finding out if a Pokemon character is near them, the game offers the option to receive notifications, a Bluetooth accessory also being sold.
Although Pokemon GO is currently and will continue to be free-to-play, the app has a variety of in-app purchases that users can purchase to enhance the game experience, so some will spend serious amounts of money under this title for iDevices.
"During gameplay, Pokémon GO players will be encouraged to join one of three teams and engage in Gym battles with other teams. Once they have joined a team, players will have the ability to assign their Pokémon to empty Gyms. Like PokéStops, Gyms can be found at real locations in the world, and because only one Pokémon per player can be placed at a given Gym, team members will need to work together to build a strong defense. A Gym claimed by one team can be challenged by the other two teams."
As we told you above, Pokemon GO is available for download only from the App Store New Zealand or Australia, and if you are interested in it, you can download it following this link.
