The biggest feature of the game is that it will use the same GPS system as Ingress, allowing players to move to places where Pokémon are found in the real world, so that they can catch Pokémon to join their own camp, or connect with friends to exchange each other's Pokémon, or work together to challenge various fantasy or legendary Pokémon! Strong enemies!

There are some clever settings in Pok mon Go. For example, if you want to find water pokemon, then players need to go to rivers or lakes. In addition, there will be plenty of Pok mon Gyms (arenas) in public areas or churches, and players can also get free items through Pok Stops (Pokemon stores), which are generally located in iconic local venues.

It took Nintendo a while to discover the potential user base for mobile games, but "Pok mon Go" has all the necessary features for a great multiplayer game. Nintendo chose to offer the game to players for free, primarily through in-app purchases and a Pok mon Go Plus ring gauge worth $35. But players can still enjoy this game without spending a dime.

This is a real-world game that uses geolocation information from smartphones to capture Pokemon while exploring the real world. The game allows players to catch Pokemon in the sky, on the ground, in the water, and other real-world locations

This game achieves a combination of outdoor sports and in-game content, allowing you to join in this elf-catching anytime, anywhere! Players can catch pokemon in the real world environment and then play against each other in Pok mon Gyms (arenas). Players need to maintain a distance of 100 feet from the Pokemon to interact. As in the very popular augmented reality game "Ingress", players can go on foot to explore the area where they are and play.