Pokémon Go is an augmented reality mobile game for iOS and Android, developed and released by Niantic in partnership with Nintendo and Pokémon in 2016.

Pokémon Go uses your phone's GPS and camera to locate Pokémon. Once you've found your chosen Pokémon, simply walk over to it and throw Pokéballs at it. Once captured successfully, you can train them for your own use and also use Candy Evolution to pk against other trainers.

The game's greatest playability lies in its augmented reality technology, a new technology that "seamlessly" integrates real world information with virtual world information, with the goal of putting the virtual world on the screen and interacting with the real world. In other words, the player's geographical location is used as the real coordinates in the game, so those naughty sprites will suddenly appear somewhere in the real world around you. For example, you can find them at every local landmark, famous places, statues and so on. Some Pokémon are found all over the world depending on their properties, such as aquatic Pokémon near the sea or on the beach. Fire-breathing dragons may be found in areas close to the equator, and certain Pokémon live in unique locations. So when you inadvertently pass by a special place, Pokémon Go will alert you by vibrating/ringing that there may be rare Pokémon here, and you can simply catch them with the Poké Ball and they will be available to you. Players can choose whether to enable AR mode for realistic captures or use the default game background when capturing. Watching the various Pokémon come to life in realistic scenes really gives players a tangible sense of involvement. And there will be several different camps in the game, and the different camps can duel each other, just like the various dojos and trainers in the anime!

Now you've come to the best and most exciting part of the game, and that's how to play? Pokémon Go

Step 1: Customise your image

Once you've added the game to your gaming device, it's time to start playing. The first step is to create a character, which is relatively simple. Characters have different hairstyles, different facial features, outfits and backpacks totalling over 100 different types, so players can mix and match to create the character of their choice.

Step 2: How to get a Pokémon

After that, the player has to choose your initial Pokémon from three pets, namely the Genie's Turtle, the Little Fire Dragon and the Mythical Frog Seed, and the Genie's Turtle and the Mythical Frog Seed are recommended here because the Little Fire Dragon is more difficult to evolve and strengthen. Once the player has made their selection, they will enter the capture screen and a Poké Ball will appear at the bottom of the screen, you simply throw the ball at the Pokémon to capture it. When the player captures a Pokémon, they will receive Stardust (Stardust) and 3 candies corresponding to that type of Pokémon. Stardust and candies allow the Pokémon to upgrade, while candies can also be used to evolve the Pokémon.

Step 3: Battle System

The Dojo is where Pokémon can be trained and battled, but requires a player to be level 5 to enter. When entering the Dojo for the first time, players can trigger the camp selection screen and choose from three camps: "Red", "Yellow" and "Blue".

Step 4: Visit the Pokéstops

Pokéstops appear randomly anywhere on the game map, where players can obtain items for free, such as Poké Balls, Wound Medicine and Poké Eggs. The items obtained are inseparable from the player's level; the higher the player's level, the more total categories of items they can shake out.