VIDEO – The game to unprecedented success arouses the greed of developers. Many applications take already advantage of the phenomenon by offering additional services.
All hands to battle in the App store. Since the launch of Pokémon GO, July 6, downloading applications associated with the phenomenon has been a huge demand. Six of them monopolize the top 15 downloads from the App Store in France, even as Pokémon GO is not yet available.
Top 15 of the App Store French
These applications do not necessarily know a proportional success to their quality. False versions of the game and occupy respectively the 3rd, 4th and 5th places of the French classification. Top of the podium, Poke Radar Pokemon for GO offers his side a collaborative map to discover the location of Pokémon found by other players. 13th ranking, French Pokédex is for players who wish to run the team. It also includes tips to strengthen its strategy.
On Google Play, Pokemon GO related applications have not hoisted the top spots. Windows Phone users have meanwhile launched a petition for downloading the game. But other applications are still talking about them.
Pokédates, just launched by the company Project Fixup, offers to meet people while chasing Pokémon, taking advantage of two particularly promising niches on mobile. The user is prompted for some information about his profile, before specifying its main schedules set. The algorithm created by Project Fixup cares therefore to find a playing partner. If the first meeting is free, thanks at a promotional code, it will come back around 18 euros each to the user.
The application offers Pokédates to socialize while chasing Pokémon
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to take advantage of the craze for Pokémon GO, the Razer American computer company has meanwhile served one of its weaknesses: the lack of internal messaging. RazerGo proposes a messaging application specifically designed to meet the needs of the game. It is based on the location of players for the port, within 5, 100, or 1000 km. After a Web version launched on 20 July, the iOS and Android versions should be available around July 25, reports The Verge. The application follows a path opened last week by GoChat, which attracted 2 million users. The developer, Jonathan Zarra has struggled to keep pace: the craze was higher than the means used to maintain the activity. Six people are now responsible for maintaining the activity of full-time servers.
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