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Pokemon’s most recent big smartphone hit, “Pokemon Go,” had players chasing the adorable creatures, but its upcoming release will emphasize a more calming activity: sleeping. The Pokemon Company has confirmed that “Pokemon Sleep” will be made available in most of the world in the summer of 2023, four years after it was first disclosed. Turn your sleep into entertainment, the business advised in a late Monday press release.
Pokemon Sleep: The new game’s trailers imply that it combines gaming with a smartphone sleep tracker
The new game’s trailers imply that it combines gaming with a smartphone sleep tracker. “Your adventure takes place on a small island where you’ll carry out research on how Pokemon sleep. You’ll work with a large Snorlax who lives on the island and Neroli, a professor who’s studying Pokemon sleep styles.” “The longer you sleep, the higher your score in the morning, and the more Pokemon you’ll see appear around Snorlax,” the company said, urging players to “rest your very best!”
Fans will also be able to buy a “Pokemon GO Plus +” — a Pokeball-shaped gadget that users can place by their pillow, with Pikachu’s voice offering “cute prompts when it’s time to wake up or go to sleep”.
The company’s “Pokemon Go” game became a worldwide sensation
The company’s game, which let players use their phones to find the “pocket monsters,” became a worldwide sensation. The free game tests users’ ability to capture and train the creatures by superimposing cartoon characters on real-world environments using satellite locations, visuals, and camera capabilities.
But, as they walked the streets, heads buried in their phones, players were blamed for mishaps and other offenses. Since its introduction in 1996 as a role-playing game for the Nintendo Game Boy device, Pokemon has been a huge worldwide success. The franchise, whose slogan is “Gotta Catch ‘Em All”, also includes movies and a hugely popular animated TV show.