Pokémon Go is a 2016 enlarged reality (AR) portable game created and distributed by Niantic in a joint effort with The Pokémon Company for iOS and Android mobile phones. A piece of the Pokémon establishment, the game is the consequence of a coordinated effort between Niantic, Nintendo, and The Pokémon Company. It uses the cell phone GPS to find, catch, fight, and train virtual animals, called Pokémons, which show up as though they are in the player’s actual area. The game is entirely free to play. You can use around 150 types of Pokémon, which had expanded to about 500 by 2019.

The game was one of the most utilized and productive portable applications in 2016, having been downloaded more than 500 million times worldwide before the year’s over. It is credited with advancing area-based and AR innovation, going physical action, and helping local-based organizations develop because of the expanded foot activity. Be that as it may, it pulled in contention for adding to mishaps and making open irritations. Different governments communicated worries about security, and a few nations control their use. By mid-2019, the game had over a billion worldwide downloads, earning over $3 billion in income. The game likewise had more than 147 million month-to-month dynamic clients as of May 2018.