Pokemon Go : Notifications not working & broken bug reported by many players

When it comes to the best-augmented reality mobile games, Pokemon Go definitely picks up the top spot. The game was launched in 2016 and since then it has been running strong. Over time many new elements and features have been added to the game which kept players lured to the game.

The success of the game can be measured in the amount of revenue it has generated for Niantic. In 2019, Pokemon Go generated revenue of $1.4 billion for Niantic. Pokemon Go is played by millions of players monthly & there is no doubt, Niantic tries to keep the game free of bugs.

But still, some bugs keep plaguing the game. In the last few days, the notification issue is currently troubling the Pokemon Go players & they have taken the route of forums to express their concerns. Have a look at a few complaints down below.

Niantic has not addressed the issue officially yet, but we certainly hope that their team will look to resolve the issue at the earliest as many players did not get notifications for the January Community Day.

Apart from that, Niantic has also teased the Lunar New Year event in a series of tweets. Last year, the Lunar New Year event started on February 4, 2019, & stayed live until February 13, 2019. Well, observing these dates & looking at the tease, one can surely say, Pokemon Go Lunar New Year event is not far away.

For a quick refresher, the Pokemon Go Trade evolution is now available in the game. Under this new feature, Trading certain Pokemon will result in no Candy cost to evolve them. Pokemon including Kadabra, Machoke, Graveler, and Haunter are some Pokémon that can benefit from trade Evolution. You can get it more details by heading here.

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