Pokémon Go

At first this game was the best thing to have ever happened to me in 2016. It was everything you could have asked for. Practically made me feel like the pokemon trainer I wanted to be. It did so much for us 90s kids brought so many communities together even non fans. I played it for months till I caught every kanto pokemon (well except mewtwo) and eventually the game became very dry so I took a break

I came back during gen 3 which made it feel like it was 2016 again. More months were spent till eventually the content became dry again. This time I took many years of break. And came back in 2023, with a whole lot more content. Which was incredible. I begun to shiny hunt my roster grew. I learned to spoof. Got all the regionals Made many great friends. I even attended my first pokemon go fest with my friends and it was a magical experience.

That's the beauty and curse of this game, as much as content can eventually get dry esppecially if you live in an area that doesnt have pokestops or even gyms to raid. Also considering the fact remote raid passes are nerfed. it does brings a whole lot of communities world wide together which is the most important thing this game has given us. For now I'm taking a break from it again however eventually I'll come back.

Game went down hill after covid.

Nice game, must to go out to play but thas why I started to play it. And you can move your pokemons to other games that is a good plus. Only think i dont like is the pvp

This game is only as fun as the place where you live. It determines how many poke-stops there are, as well as, gyms and raids. A big city is best if you don't want to pay a stupid amount of money for poke balls. It's not pay to win, but it can feel like it!

The game was phenomenal for its GPS oriented gameplay, along the Pokemon factor this becomes an addictive game.
The battling can be improved by stealing the game mechanics from Teeny Titans.

Great game but there's few flaw with the game