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Pokemon Go Users Will Soon Be Able to Play in These Countries
27.07.2023 - 18:52 / smartertravel.com / Shannon Macmahon
Get your Pokeballs ready, travelers. The virtual reality game that’s exciting gamers and 90s kids alike, Pokemon Go, will soon be released globally.
The free app launched last week in the United States, Australia, and New Zealand to create a craze that’s already surpassed the amount of users on the dating app Tinder, and is on track to top Twitter’s daily active users. The object of the game is to “catch” the cartoon characters when you find them in real-life locations through the app’s virtual-reality camera.
Soon, players can continue capturing Pokemon creatures nonstop even when visiting far-off destinations. According to The Wall Street Journal, the game will be available in Japan, the United Kingdom, and parts of continental Europe “within a few days.” Think of it as a new way to explore an unknown place—a walking tour led by those famous pocket monsters, from Squirtle and Jigglypuff to Rattata and Meowth.
Canadian and South American releases are reportedly “coming soon,” but no time frame has been floated yet.
Related:10 Free Smartphone Games Every Traveler NeedsWhile Pokemon Go is not officially available yet outside the U.S., Australia, and New Zealand, some Android users in cities like London and Toronto have reported being able to download the game through websites that host Pokemon Go outside of Google Play.
The game has raised some concerns about injury and crime, since users look at the world through their phone screen to play the game and could easily become unaware of their surroundings. With that in mind, don’t become oblivious to traffic or pickpockets if you do use the game on your travels.
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