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Pokémon Go
An Australian beta tester has uploaded a video displaying gameplay from the upcoming augmented reality mobile game Pokémon Go.
Pokémon Go is being developed by the Pokémon Company in collaboration with Niantic Inc., a company that has specialized in other augmented reality games such as Ingress. The free-to-play Pokémon Go uses your phone's GPS to transform real-life surroundings into a virtual world full of Pokémon through your iOS or Android screen. The video below gives a glimpse into character creation followed by gym battles, collecting Pokémon, and more.
For more on Pokémon Go, read our in-depth preview and our feature about our expectations. The mobile game is slated for a release later this year for iOS and Android.
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