Ever wondered if pocket monsters could be caught in the real world? As kids watching pocket monsters everyone wanted to become a pokemon trainer and Pokemon Go tries to make that dream a reality.

Niantic has evolved the purchases and the rewards they provide over the period of time. Real world events like GO Fest having alternate world wide in-game ticketed events, hiding pokemon behind paid research and every new additional feature to the game being incentivized with in-app purchases exploit the playerbase.

“I wanna be the very best, Like no one ever was” (Pokemon anime series English Theme Song) this iconic theme song provided many people across the world a glimpse of the adventure that we would ensue in the hunt for pocket monsters in a world where humans coexist with these creatures called pocket monsters.

Games are always marketed as a source of providing people with interactive media into an unknown world. Developers have always tried to bridge the gap between the real world and the imaginary world of video games and with the development in the field of AR, the gap between the two worlds has never been this close.