Just when it seemed Pokémon fever couldn’t burn any hotter, Google has stealth-dropped a delightful surprise for fans: a hidden mobile browser game that lets users catch Pokémon right from the search bar. Pokémon you haven't discovered yet appear only as dark silhouettes, turning the experience into a game of “Who’s That Pokémon?”. The mini-game offers no material rewards—just the joy of the hunt, the nostalgia of Gens 1 Pokémon, and maybe a wink from Google at the finish line. Blizzard has announced that it is no longer developing new content for its mobile game Warcraft Rumble. The game was Blizzard’s first mobile-only title set in the Warcraft universe. At one point, Blizzard was also working on a second mobile game similar to Pokémon Go, but that project was canceled in 2022 before it was officially revealed. Pokémon TCG Pocket, the latest mobile entry in the Pokémon franchise, has taken the mobile gaming world by storm. The game, centered on collecting virtual Pokémon cards, reportedly raked in a staggering $3 million per day over its opening weekend, according to data from app tracker Appmagic. Read more in our articles including "You Can Now Catch 151 Pokémon Just by Googling Them" and "Mobile Game Warcraft Rumble to Stop New Content as Blizzard Shifts Focus".
Just when it seemed Pokémon fever couldn’t burn any hotter, Google has stealth-dropped a delightful…
Apr 6, 2025
Blizzard has announced that it is no longer developing new content for its mobile game…
Jul 4, 2025For those fans who are still actively playing Pokemon Go, you’d be glad to know…
Nov 17, 2016
Pokémon TCG Pocket, the latest mobile entry in the Pokémon franchise, has taken the mobile…
Nov 5, 2024The number of users has been dwindling; Lures have been decreasing; and it seems that…
Sep 20, 2016It’s no new story that Pokemon Go is turning into a craze. In fact, personally,…
Aug 10, 2016Just when it seemed Pokémon fever couldn’t burn any hotter, Google has stealth-dropped a delightful surprise for fans: a hidden mobile browser game that lets users catch Pokémon right from the search bar. Pokémon you haven't discovered yet appear only as dark silhouettes, turning the experience into a game of “Who’s That Pokémon?”.
The mini-game offers no material rewards—just the joy of the hunt, the nostalgia of Gens 1 Pokémon, and maybe a wink from Google at the finish line. Blizzard has announced that it is no longer developing new content for its mobile game Warcraft Rumble. The game was Blizzard’s first mobile-only title set in the Warcraft universe.
Our coverage of mobile game Pokémon includes: "You Can Now Catch 151 Pokémon Just by Googling Them"; "Mobile Game Warcraft Rumble to Stop New Content as Blizzard Shifts Focus"; "Pokemon Go update could bring PvP, Pokemon trading". Each article provides unique insights and information.