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This year’s Pokémon GO Fest will be a two-day worldwide event on Saturday, June 4, 2022, and Sunday, June 5, 2022, with a bonus finale event on Saturday, August 27, 2022! Mark your calendars! We’re excited to return to the roots of this annual event while continuing to host the global experience that millions of Trainers have enjoyed. It’s been nearly three years since Pokémon GO Fest 2019 was brought to life in Dortmund, Chicago, and Yokohama, and we’re excited to return to the roots of this annual event while continuing to host the global experience that millions of Trainers have enjoyed.

We can’t wait to celebrate with you, whether you’re taking part in the worldwide event or coming to see us in person. Let’s get this party started! When playing Pokémon GO, please be cautious of your surroundings and obey local health authority standards. The schedule of upcoming events is subject to change. Stay up to date by following us on social media, opting in to get push notifications, and subscribing to our newsletters. Okay, here’s some more information about the rings. It’s ideal to get it in the ring, regardless of size. If your throw falls within the inner ring, I believe the smaller the ring is, the more likely you are to capture the Pokémon. However, waiting until the ring is large enough to be a larger target seems to assist, but only little.

For example, striking within a large ring may result in a “nice!” whereas hitting inside a tiny ring result in a “great!” and is the most likely to catch anything high level. Higher level material is nearly always certain to escape if you strike between the outer stationary ring and the inner expanding/shrinking ring. Going for medium-sized rings that are still quite simple to hit is your best strategy, in my experience. The first thing you’ll notice about battling is that you can swipe to evade blows in addition to pounding an opponent’s face, but this looks difficult to employ wisely. But, more crucially, I believe that many people are unaware that each Pokémon has a “special” meter that fills up as you strike, and that you may utilize full bars to unleash a more powerful attack by pressing down on your target.