Pokemon GO Makes Its Way To 15 Countries In Asia & Oceania

For the most part, Pokemon GO’s launch has largely excluded Asia save for Japan. The good news is that for our readers in Asia, it looks like you guys won’t have to wait any longer as Niantic has officially announced on their Facebook page that the game has been launched in 15 new countries across the Asian and Oceanic regions.

According to the announcement, “Trainers in 15 new countries and regions across Asia and Oceania can now officially download Pokémon GO from the Play Store or App Store. Discover Pokémon in the world around you! Countries and regions include: Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Taiwan, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Solomon Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, and Palau.”

Gamers who are interested can fire up their respective app stores and download the app and start playing, although safe to say that there are probably players in those countries who have figured out a workaround before Niantic released the game for their countries. That being said, the release in these countries doesn’t really change the fact that many players are still upset at Niantic over the recent changes they’ve made, not to mention the various bugs that have made Pokemon unnecessarily difficult to catch.

In any case hopefully all of this can be addressed soon, but until then, enjoy!

Tyler Lee
Categories: Gaming
Tags: Apps, Pokémon GO