Daniel is a Writer here at Game Rant and has been a content writer for several years. He loves playing any game he can get his hands on, whether on his Playstation or phone. His favorite game genres ...

In its thus far successful quest for world domination, Pokémon Go seems to have overlooked a critical proponent to its AR gaming experience: social interaction. Despite Pokémon Go beating social apps ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Niantic, the developer behind Pokemon Go, will, will soon be releasing a new social app called Campfire. Niantic describes Campfire as a "new social ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Two of Niantic's flagship projects will begin working in tandem today, as the company announced its social app Campfire will now be available for use ...

Gotta catch ’em all! Catch all those Zs, that is. Now available in the U.S., Pokémon Sleep is an app that “turns sleep into entertainment.” Thankfully, the app does not imbue your brain with sonic ...

Today is Pokémon Day, 27 February 2023, and on such a day comes the annual Pokémon Presents. In addition to news regarding mobile game updates, tournaments and Switch DLC, The Pokémon Company also ...

The Pokémon GO app at 5pm today will have a new follower pokemon introduced that might be related to the Chest ...

Having worked as a writer since 2014, Martin Wood started as a gaming academic before joining GameRant. His passion and aspirations for the field began with his childhood favorites, like Pokemon ...

Privacy fears about the Pokemon Go app have been largely addressed, but dozens of other apps that piggy back on the popular game have raised further concerns. Since ...

Niantic, the privately-held Pokémon Go app parent company, brought the augmented-reality app to the masses in July of 2016, and the game made it onto over a billion phones before 2019. Statistically ...

A Hudson County man has sued the developer of Pokémon GO, saying the mobile gaming app and the company’s website discriminate against visually impaired and blind people. Carlos Herrera, of North ...