The developers of Pokémon GO shared a roadmap for the beginning of 2022. In it, they show what topics they are currently focusing on and what players can expect next.
What was shared? On the official Pokémon GO blog, the developers shared a roadmap for the beginning of 2022. A roadmap shows what is currently being worked on and which projects are planned for a specific period.
In the latest post, Niantic talks about the Johto Tour, improvements in Trainer battles, updates for the postcard system, the next season update, and Community Days.
Roadmap for the next months in Pokémon GO
This is what the developers have planned: Here we present an overview of the points discussed in the developer blog. You can find the full information in English on the Pokémon GO website. The focus is now on
- Social interaction in the real world
- And exploring
Johto Tour: The developers are looking forward to the Johto Tour, following the positive feedback on the Kanto Tour last year. They emphasize the new Gym Leaders based on characters that the community entered in a competition. You can choose whether or not to use these contents. Additionally, they highlight the new Masterwork research that brings you Apex-Crypto Pokémon.
Trainer Battles: In PvP, the developers are currently focused on fixing bugs. The next developer diary will address this topic. What we know about Season 11 of the battle league in Pokémon GO.
Postcards: Niantic states that they are pleased with the positive feedback and are working on new features. These include notifications, saving stickers, an increased gift limit, new postcard sorting functions, and new postcard descriptions.
The Seasonal Update: According to Niantic, trainers received positively how the current season featuring Hoopa and the mysterious door has been rolled out. In the next season, they plan to “share several seasonal special research stories” with you. These will focus on smaller adventures.
Community Days: Regarding Community Days, Niantic says that “the last two years have been tough for all of us.” The team continues to work on strengthening the sense of community among trainers worldwide. One of these experiments was the first Community Day Classic. Niantic is now continuing its research in the area of the Community Days concept to make them “fresh and exciting.”
How do you like the outlook on the development in Pokémon GO? Would you have liked more details, or is it enough for you to know what the team will be working on next?
The dates for the Community Days in March, April, and May are already set.
