The Pokémon family has managed to capture the hearts of adults and kids through their tv shows and video games. The adorable little monsters are powerful creatures trained by their human masters to compete with others in battles. Trainers can capture a Pokémon by throwing a Poké Ball at it. Pokémon was a wildly popular show with the same concept. However, this has also given rise to several popular games based on Pokémon. Pokémon. Pokémon Go is one such massively popular game based on the mobile platform. Made for kids, it has managed to win the hearts of adults equally.
Pokémon Go: Gameplay
The player acts as a trainer in the game and has to capture Pokémon by roaming around the play area and throwing Poké balls whenever a Pokémon comes in sight. The trainer has to train the Pokémon then and make it battle-ready. He can have a vast collection of Pokémon, with different abilities. Once trained, the Pokémons are ready to battle with their trainer against other trainers and their Pokémons. Pokémon Go is based on an augmented reality: Players will go out into the real world with their cameras on, and the game will simulate the real world with an in-game map where Pokémons will spring up at different locations.
Pokémon Go: Issues with screen response
If your Pokémon Go game is having trouble with screen response, here’s how to fix it.
- Restart the application: This is the most common way to fix a crashing app problem. Just open the Recents window on your phone and clear all apps. Restart the game.
- Restart the device: This is another common solution to fix any problem on a phone. Just restart your device. Restarting stops all the background processes and hence if a process was bothering your game, it would stop too. Your game will be working again.
- Clear app data and cache: If restarting does not work, try clearing out the game app data and cache. Open Settings on your phone. Go to the Apps section and find the Pokémon Go game app. Go to app info, and tap on Clear app data and the Clear cache. This step is only for Android users. In iOS, offload the game. Clearing app data helps if there is some problem with the in-app processes.
- Force stop the app: This method is also for Android users. Long press on the game app and click on the “i” button. Tap on “Force Stop”. For iOS users, just clearing recent apps will help.
- Contact the app support: If the problem persists, contact Niantic Support on its official Twitter page, or report a bug from the game report system.
We have listed the steps you will need to solve the issues with the game. We hope these were useful.
