Pokémon Go was reviewed on these pages around one month ago shortly after its release. Never before have we seen such hysteria over an app - an app that notably does nothing other than catch cute little pocket monsters to be stored in a virtual wallet that you can proudly show off to your co-workers and friends. So let's cut to the chase. The "game" (if one could call it that) is a nice way to kill some time as a passenger in transit or while walking city streets or walking along a beach or walking through a park or off a bridge. The zombies who stare into their phones in the usual places are now free to roam the world while totally unaware of their surroundings. You will be rewarded for travelling to Earth landmarks and the best part is you don't have to keep your eyes off your phone.
The game truly becomes great after level 21 if you are in it for the grind. The 50 XP points from clicking on Poke Stops at level 1 stays the same through all levels, so cherish your time clicking on all these stops and pocket monsters to gain one hundred thousand plus XP points in order to advance to the next level. Also, enjoy the meaningless gyms and the lackluster reward system. Happy Hunting!
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