Can you catch all Pokemons? Make sure your mobile is fully charged because this game will have you running around for hours. Become the most powerful Pokemon trainer in your neighborhood and fight against others at the pokegyms. Learn how to throw a spin Poke Ball, level up fast and complete the Pokedex. Rating 4. Alien Shooter 2.
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Rail Nation. Family Mysteries 3: Criminal Mindset. City Racing. What is Pokedex? Pokedex is like a catalogue of all available Pokemon. You will find this in Pokemon Go by tapping the Pokeball at the bottom of the screen and choosing Pokedex at the top.
It will show how many Pokemon have you seen, how many you have caught and includes an image of each captured Pokemon. The remaining unseen Pokemon is represented only by a number. You will also see the number of Pokemon available just by scrolling to the bottom of the list. By tapping a Pokemon in the Pokedex, you can see all the specific details of that particular character. Every Pokemon has a unique name, weight, height, type and description.
Many will have an evolution timeline which shows if you can "evolve" the currently chosen Pokemon into something more powerful. In Pokemon Go, you need to collect "candy" specific to that character in order to evolve. Pokemon Go is not the typical mobile game with a story or some kind of pre-defined outline to follow. In addition to that, the help feature within the game just gives you very basic information mainly covering the icons shown on screen. As mentioned earlier in the article, the idea of Pokemon is to find and catch those Pokemon characters that appear in your surroundings.
Your game is linked to a Google account, so if you do not have one, you need to create one for it. After the initial settings are done, you are presented a world map which corresponds rather accurately to the Google Maps you might have used before.
You will see the main buildings, roads and pathways on the map as well as things called Pokestops and Pokegyms. You need to physically walk over to the location shown in the map to be close enough to interact with either one. Pokestops are typically some landmarks or known features such as statues, train stations and so on. What you will need to do is tap on the Pokestop symbol on the map and flip the picture shown on your screen. You will be rewarded typically with some Pokeballs and occasionally some bonus items that you can use later on.
Once you have "flipped" the Pokestop it requires some time to recharge so the best thing to do is walk over to another Pokestop nearby. Catching Pokemons happens usually near popular Pokestops and you will see them popping up on your screen. Tap on the Pokemon and the screen changes into "catching mode". You need to swipe up to throw a Pokeball in such a way that it hits the Pokemon right in the middle.
You will see a circle going from big to small and the best chance to catch the Pokemon is when the circle is smallest. Sometime you will hit the Pokemon correctly, but they will be able to break free.
Usually you will get another chance at throwing a ball at them, but other times they will run away completely. Just like in the original Pokemon Universe, the Pokemon have a range of "rarity" status which means that some Pokemon are very common while others are almost impossible to find. As of now, the Pokemon Go game does not have a way to search Pokemon locations nor will be able to track down where you caught any particular Pokemon.
However, there are several 3rd party apps which provide some of these functionalities. If you have not played Pokemon Go yet, here is a secret trick how to get Pikachu as your starter monster.
When you first start the game, you are given a choice between Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle. Walk away from these monsters until they disappear. You need to do this four times and if you are lucky, you will have the option to choose Pikachu. The Pokegyms are another important feature of the game. Gyms are typically located in well known locations just the same as Pokestops.
After your avatar is on level 5, you will need to choose an alliance between one of the three teams. A gym can be captured and fortified by placing any of your Pokemon at the location. If you are playing for example for the red team Valor, after capturing the gym would belong to the red team. Other Pokemon trainers from other teams can try to challenge your gym by walking over to it and engaging in a battle against the Pokemon left to defend the place.
If they are successful, the ownership of the gym is transferred to the other team. Gym battle is fairly straightforward. You will choose your most powerful Pokemons for the attack and there are options for attack and dodge. Dodging happens by swiping to either side at the right time and attacking happens by tapping your own Pokemon.
On top of the standard attack, you can do a special attack by holding down your finger on the screen and releasing once the meter is full. The battles are realtime so this might be a bit different if you are used to the turn-based events from older Pokemon games. If you visit a gym that already belongs to your team, you can do two things. Either placing your Pokemon to defend the gym from attackers, or having a training match against the Pokemon guarding the gym currently.
If you and your team can hold a gym for more than a day, you will receive bonus items such as Pokecoins and Stardust which are used to power up your other Pokemon. The gym battles are an interesting addition to the core Pokemon game, but they are totally optional and you can complete your Pokedex even without any battles. Since Pokemon must be played mostly outdoors, this creates some unique situations and even hazards that you need be mindful about.
First of all, watch your surroundings. The game makes a note about this every single time you start Pokemon, but it is very easy to forget the real world around you when you are chasing a rare Pokemon. A good rule of thumb is to walk and not run, the Pokemon are not going to disappear so fast and there are more than enough for everyone. Watch out for cars and other vehicles if you are playing in busy urban areas. Do not play the game while driving in any kind of vehicle.
Make sure you are not trespassing private property when hunting for Pokemon or going for a nearby Pokestop.
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