Niantic's "Pokemon Go" remains one of the most popular games today as the team behind it continues to improve the gameplay. According to reports, for those struggling to find pocket monsters in "Pokemon Go," there are hacks to make the process easy.
A "Pokemon Go" player needs to catch pocket monsters in the real world to be the best Pokemon Trainer. Unfortunately, a number of "Pokemon Go" players struggle to capture pocket monsters aside from Zubat and Eevee. This process become frustrating when you feel that you've already tried all the "Pokemon Go" tips and tricks without success.
To address your frustration, according to Vine Report, PokeFind and GO Tools are created to help you exploit "Pokemon Go." These free apps are developed to help "Pokemon Go" players find rare Pokemon in their area.
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PokeFind is an interactive map for iOs users. It features Combat Power (CP)/Evolution Calculator so "Pokemon Go" player can examine the Pokemon's CP before evolving it to make sure that it is worth the "Pokemon Go" candies. Aside from this, PokeFind is equipped with Individual Value (IV) calculator to help "Pokemon Go" enthusiasts find Pokemon Gyms and Poke Stops. It also allows the "Pokemon Go" user to filter the system to only show the Pokemon in the surroundings.
If iOS users have PokeFind, Android users have GO Tools. Both "Pokemon Go" apps offer the same functionalities. However, GO Tools require that the Android version is 4.1 and up. These "Pokemon Go" third party apps are not connected to Niantic or The Pokemon Company. Thus, Niantic might find ways soon to keep this app from infiltrating their system.
Meanwhile, Parent Herald previously reported that Niantic's "Pokemon Go" version 1.13.3 is already available for iOS users. Unfortunately, there is no concrete detail as to when Android users will enjoy "Pokemon Go" version 0..43.3.
When do you think will Niantic release "Pokemon Go" version 0..43.3? Have you used the PokeFind or Go Tools when trying to find pocket monsters in "Pokemon Go?" How was the experience? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
