Niantic has tried its best to stop any Pokevision alternatives to flourish on "Pokemon GO" since the company wants its players to use their own tools for the game. However, players are able to find the latest "Pokemon GO" alternatives that will let players see possible Pokemon monsters around.
For those who are looking for the best alternative to Pokevision, here are some of our best picks:
SkipLagged. In a previous post from Parent Herald, SkipLagged was included as one of the top alternatives for Pokevision because it can easily scan even populated areas. The app can find possible Pokemon within its landmarks where the Pokemon is.
PokeRadar. PokeRadar which is available for both iOS and Android is also hot as a Pokevision alternatives for "Pokemon GO" players until now. Expectations are high for PokeRadar and so far there are only a few people complaining about the app.
Compass for Pokemon. While this Pokevision alternative was also removed from the Google PlayStore, the app can still be found available on Twitter. Compass for Pokemon works as a small compass for "Pokemon GO" players that allows them to find specific monsters they want. Could it also be a good tool to find Legendary Pokemon or even Ditto? Well, you just need to find it out yourself.
PokeAlert. This app will allow players to find where the Pokemon monsters are hiding and can even provide notifications whenever there is a "Pokemon GO" character nearby. However, players are not fully satisfied with PokeAlert as they complain that it is not as accurate as it claims to be. Pokevision has already addressed the problem and they may still be creating some changes to make their app a more reliable "Pokemon GO" alternative.
While there are still a lot of apps available for "Pokemon GO" players some are still missing Pokevision since its simple app can really light the night in finding those rare and difficult to catch Pokemon. Since Pokevision will never return, we can just take advantage of the many different apps available for "Pokemon GO."
