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Pokemon GO has unveiled a new Party Play feature that will add four-player co-op to the game. It will go live starting October 17, 2023.

Party Play lets up to four friends (levels 15 and above) team up to complete challenges, unlock bonuses, and interact with each other. They’ll be tasked with completing Party Challenges to earn exclusive rewards like new Eevee avatar shirts. Parties can also obtain a special bonus in raids which can double the damage of their next Charged Attack. After players are done, they’ll be able to view to an Activity Summary showing highlights from their adventure.

Here’s a bunch of additional information:

Pokemon GO Detective Pikachu Returns

Niantic has announced a new event for Pokemon GO to celebrate the launch of Detective Pikachu Returns on Switch.

While it’s active, Pikachu wearing a detective hat will be appearing. Players will be able to complete detective-themed Timed Research. Other activities include a new avatar pose, a themed Collection Challenge, and event bonuses.

Pokemon GO A Paldean Adventure event starters Lechonk

A Paldean Adventure has been unveiled as the next major event for Pokemon GO, and it starts next week.

Paldea Pokemon were confirmed for the mobile game during the latest Pokemon Presents presentation. The event introducing them involves players taking on Special Research complete with branching paths to introduce the new Pokemon. Paldean starters and Lechonk will all be appearing for the first time.

Pokemon GO Paldaea

Paldea Pokemon are on the way to Pokemon GO, it’s been announced. Niantic dropped the news during today’s Pokemon Presents event.

Players can look forward to the new Pokemon starting in September. Outside of the initial announcement, we don’t have much else to go on. A teaser was shown during today’s Pokemon Presents, but that’s all. Stay tuned for further details.

Pokemon GO Master Ball

Several years after the game’s debut, the Master Ball is finally coming to Pokemon GO.

This device can catch any creature players encounter without fail. This goes for everything – Pokemon in the wild, through Lure Models, after Raid Battles, or while using the Daily Adventure Incense.

Pokemon GO five year revenue low

Original (5/3): Pokemon GO seems to be in a bit of a decline, as the game’s revenue is down to its lowest point in five years.

Mobilegamer reports that the title earned $34.7 million in April. It was at $58 million in February and then $42.8 million in April. Pokemon GO’s revenue hasn’t been this low since February 2018, so that’s something Niantic is surely taking notice of.

Pokemon GO 2023 Valentine's Day Mega Gardevoir

Niantic has announced a 2023 Valentine’s Day event for Pokemon GO, which will add Mega Gardevoir to the game. Shiny Tapu Lele and Shiny Frillish will also be appearing.

The Pokemon GO 2023 Valentine’s Day event will be held between Wednesday, February 8, 2023, at 10 AM to Tuesday, February 14, 2023, at 8 PM local time. The following in-game bonuses and features are planned:

We’ve got news about the February 2023 Community Day for Pokemon GO, which will feature the Sound Wave creature Noibat. This will be happening between Sunday, February 5, 2023, from 2 PM to 5 PM local time.

Further details about the February 2023 Community Day for Pokemon GO with Noibat can be found below.

Pokemon GO Mega Salamence

Pokemon GO has a new event in store known as the Twinkling Fantasy, which will introduce Mega Salamence in Mega Raids. This will be happening between Tuesday, January 10, 2023, at 8 AM to Monday, January 16, 2023, at 10 PM local time.

Pokemon GO New Year's 2023 event

Niantic has revealed a New Year’s 2023 event for Pokemon GO. This will be held between Saturday, December 31, 2022, at 8 PM to Wednesday, January 4, 2023, at 8 PM local time. 

A number of in-game bonuses and features are planned. Here are some of the highlights:


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