Download Pokémon GO

The App Store lists a download size of about 423 MB, while the Google Play size is not shown. Allow at least 500 MB of free space, and more if the device needs room for updates and cache.

Yes, if it is downloaded from the official Google Play Store or App Store. Those stores scan apps for malware, while third-party APK sites are a much riskier source.

On Wi-Fi, a 423 MB download can take a few minutes, depending on speed. On 4G or 5G, it may be faster or slower depending on signal strength and network congestion.

The usual causes are not enough storage, a weak connection, an interrupted store session, or an unsupported Android or iOS version. On Android, clearing the Google Play Store cache can also help.

On Android, open Google Play Store, tap Install, then launch it from the home screen or app drawer. On iPhone or iPad, open the App Store, tap Get, complete authentication if needed, then open the app.

There is no official PC version listed here. It can be used on Windows or Mac through an Android emulator such as BlueStacks, LDPlayer, or NoxPlayer, but performance and GPS-style features may vary.

Google Play lists PEGI 7, and the App Store lists 9+. That makes it broadly suitable for younger players, though families may still want to review location permissions and in-app purchases.

PokéCoins are the game’s currency and can be obtained through gameplay rewards or bought through official in-app purchases. There is no legitimate free generator, and modded apps are unsafe.

Yes, a network connection is strongly recommended because the game relies on live location and online features. Niantic also notes that Wi-Fi-only devices may not be compatible for accurate play.