Data sheet #33

Pokémon GO

8.0score
2016year
Multi-playermode
Casualgenre

20-second reaction test

accuracy 0s
SKOR 0REKOR 0

Hit the red targets — gold ones count double.

Timer and target size follow this title score of 8.0.

Specification

TitlePokémon GO
DeveloperNiantic
Primary genreCasual
Release year2016
ModeMulti-player
Newsroom score8.0 / 10

Newsroom note

The game that made whole cities walk. Gyms, raids and community days turn ordinary sidewalks into hunting grounds, and Indonesian players group up wherever signal allows — city parks, seaside promenades, even warung fronts with good Wi-Fi. Our guide covers the catch math that saves pokeballs, raid etiquette, and the event calendar worth planning a weekend around.

The 8.0 figure comes straight from our database: one score, one primary genre, one technical sheet per title. Pokémon GO is logged as Multi-player and filed under Casual.

If you want the tempo without installing anything, the reaction test above uses the same duration and target size we use for short-session checks.

Data questions

Where does the Pokémon GO score come from?

From the newsroom test sheet: pacing over ten hours, cost of competing, and server stability. The current score is 8.0 out of 10.

Is it playable on this page?

The reaction test above plays directly in the browser. The original title still installs from an app store.

What data is stored?

Only your best score in browser local storage. No account, no data sent to our server.

When is it updated?

This sheet uses the 2016 release. Every major patch reopens the score and it can move.

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