Pokemon Go Promo Codes (February 2022) : How To Redeem And More

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Remember that magical summer when Pokemon GO was the biggest thing in the world? It was 2016. That summer, there were so many stories about people making new friends, seeing a new side of their hometowns, going outside.

Pokemon GO was one of the most fascinating games in 2016 memory. This was a game that has overtaken Tinder, Twitter, and Snapchat in concurrent users in the USA, and was the number one most popular U.S. mobile game.

Personally, I’ve never played a Pokemon game. I don’t know the lore, I’ve never watched the shows and I had next to zero interest in addressing that. At least until now, when this free-to-play game showed up Android and iOS and just took the world by storm to such a degree that I couldn’t ignore it.

Pokemon GO is an augmented-reality game, as opposed to virtual reality, which is replacement for the audio-visual stimulus of real life. Augmented reality, or AR, seeks to combine portions of the real world and the virtual world in a way that sounds cooler than it actually is.

In the case of Pokemon GO, this means that you physically “go” throughout the real world looking for Pokemon to collect, using a GPS-enabled mobile device. When a critter you crave is close by, you can tap on it and enter a capturing mode. This can either take place in a virtual environment or an augmented version of the world around you by using your mobile device’s front-mounted camera.

The AR mode for capturing monsters is a pretty neat gimmick at first, and it makes for some fun screenshot fodder to share online when you quote-unquote “find” Pokémon in unusual places.

Not only that, but it actually makes it harder to catch them, since you have to hold the camera in just the right spot. And it also sucks battery life like crazy. And the game is already bad enough with the battery murdering, since you have to have it open in the foreground with the screen turned on for it to do its thing.

Outside of claiming gyms for your team and tracking down rare Pokemon, there’s simply not much to do. It’s a novelty, a distraction, and a fascinating look at the potential future of AR gaming. But it’s just not that good as a game yet, mostly due to the simplistic mechanics and the overwhelming number of bugs and server issues. It’s got tons of potential, to be sure, and I’m really excited to see what happens in the future, but until they add things like trading with other players and proper PVP, and of course make the game run with any kind of stability.

How to Redeem Pokemon Go Promo Codes?

If you are using Android device then you can redeem Pokemon GO codes through the application and Niantic Labs Pokemon Go rewards page. Unfortunately, there is only one way to redeem Pokemon GO promo codes is through Niantic Labs Pokemon Go rewards page, if you are an iOS user.

FOR IOS & ANDROID USERS:

Head over to Niantic’s offer redemption page and login to your Pokemon GO account. Now Type the redeem code in that blank box and press ‘ENTER’ on your keyboard.

FOR ANDROID USERS THROUGH APPLICATION:

First of all, launch Pokemon GO app and then head over to Map View, open the Main Menu, and hit the Shop button. Now scroll down and there you will see promo code blank box. Type the redeem code and hit redeem.

Pokemon Go Promo Codes: February 2022

In Pokemon Go, there are currently three active codes to redeem. As of February 22, 2021, these have been checked and confirmed to work. To get free PokeBalls, Samsung, and Verizon goodies, use the promo codes below.

Inactive Pokemon GO Promo Codes

Jaskaran Singh

Jaskaran, a tech enthusiast from childhood, inspired by his father, began his tech journey by rooting Android phones. He now writes on various tech topics, aiming to simplify complex ideas for a broad audience. His writing is direct, concise, and flows effortlessly, making tech topics accessible and engaging.