Niantic, the maker of Pokemon Go, has been doing a lot of work lately, but the latest December update with a handful of new pokemons and other features didn't really live up to its expectation. After months of waiting, the company has finally released the Apple Watch version of Pokémon Go.
Pokemon Go for Apple Watch was announced back in September, but expect to see more improvements to the game. Although most of the features are here, such as notifications about nearby Pokémon, PokéStops, eggs and medals, players are not able to catch Pokemon.
Here is the list of what the new app brings to the table:
- Log each play session as a workout, with gameplay counting toward personal activity rings
- Receive notifications about nearby pokémon
- Count distance toward hatching pokémon eggs and receiving candy with your buddy pokémon
- Receive notifications about pokéStops nearby and collect items from them
- Receive notifications when eggs hatch and medals are awarded
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