Pokémon Go is still alive. Earlier this year, players finally had the opportunity to swap monsters with friends, characteristic of fans of the Pokémon series since the game's launch. A new update is now planned to incorporate augmented augmented reality (AR +) and creatures from the Sinnoh region to the fourth generation of games in the series.

AR + arrived on iPhones months ago, but it's only beginning to appear for Android. The feature allows for a more convincing view of augmented reality, allowing Pokémon to stay in one place more realistically. You can also get closer to the monsters and catch them close up can offer bonuses in game. The mode will be exclusive to phones that support ARCore, but this list is now quite long.

Video by TechCrunch of AR + in action (on iPhone).

The addition of new catchable Pokémon is always a party motif for fans (and on a personal note, I am rather excited about the new batch). There were more than 100 new monsters in the games in which the upcoming additions were presented for the first time, although the number of those that will be available in Go of the bat is not clearly defined.

There are also a number of minor changes, such as notification changes, bug fixes, and a new adaptive icon. AR + and the new Pokémon will not be in the game until Niantic presses it, but you can be sure you're ready by getting the latest APK Mirror version.