Pokémon Sleep now available on the App Store and Google Play Store

Pokémon has announced the debut of its Pokémon Sleep game app. The sleep tracker app that turns sleep into entertainment is now available in the App Store for iOS and Google Play for Android in Australia, Canada, Latin America and New Zealand. The company also shared the debut of its app on Twitter. Here are the details
Pokémon Sleep game: What is it
Pokémon Sleep is a game that uses a smartphone’s motion sensors to track sleep. As you sleep, you will earn points that you can use to collect Pokémon. The more you sleep, the more points you will earn, and, most importantly, the more Pokémon you will be able to collect. In this new game, you work together with Professor Neroli, a Pokémon professor who appears in the Pokémon Sleep mobile game and Snorlax, a Pokémon species and a type of Pocket Monster, to study the sleeping habits of Pokémon as you attempt to complete your Sleep Style Dex.

Pokemon Sleep: How it works
To use the Pokémon Sleep app, place your smartphone next to your pillow and let it track your sleep. When you wake up, you’ll find Pokémon with sleep patterns similar to yours gathered around your Snorlax companion. Pokémon Sleep classifies sleep into three categories: dozing, snoozing, and slumbering. Pokémon whose sleep patterns match the player’s sleep type will gather around Snorlax. After players have studied the sleep styles of the gathered Pokémon, they can give them Pokémon Poké Biscuits.

In Pokémon Sleep, players will be assigned a “sleep score” based on how long they’ve slept. Players get 100 points when they sleep for at least 8.5 hours. The longer players sleep, the greater Snorlax’s Drowsy Power will become, which in turn determines how many Pokémon gather each time they wake up.

Connect Pokémon Sleep to the new Pokémon GO Plus +
The Pokémon Sleep app can be connected to the new Pokémon GO Plus + device that can help in tracking sleep with the press of a button. There’s also a nightcap-wearing Pikachu inside the Pokémon GO Plus + device that you can meet in Pokémon Sleep. The Pokémon will join the team in the game, and it will let out a cry from the Pokémon GO Plus + device to let you know when the wake-up time and bedtime you have chosen have arrived. It will even sing a lullaby when you begin tracking your sleep.

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Pokémon has announced the debut of its Pokémon Sleep game app. The sleep tracker app that turns sleep into entertainment is now available in the App Store for iOS and Google Play for Android in Australia, Canada, Latin America and New Zealand. The company also shared the debut of its app on Twitter. Here are the details
Pokémon Sleep game: What is it
Pokémon Sleep is a game that uses a smartphone’s motion sensors to track sleep. As you sleep, you will earn points that you can use to collect Pokémon. The more you sleep, the more points you will earn, and, most importantly, the more Pokémon you will be able to collect. In this new game, you work together with Professor Neroli, a Pokémon professor who appears in the Pokémon Sleep mobile game and Snorlax, a Pokémon species and a type of Pocket Monster, to study the sleeping habits of Pokémon as you attempt to complete your Sleep Style Dex.

Pokemon Sleep: How it works
To use the Pokémon Sleep app, place your smartphone next to your pillow and let it track your sleep. When you wake up, you’ll find Pokémon with sleep patterns similar to yours gathered around your Snorlax companion. Pokémon Sleep classifies sleep into three categories: dozing, snoozing, and slumbering. Pokémon whose sleep patterns match the player’s sleep type will gather around Snorlax. After players have studied the sleep styles of the gathered Pokémon, they can give them Pokémon Poké Biscuits.

In Pokémon Sleep, players will be assigned a “sleep score” based on how long they’ve slept. Players get 100 points when they sleep for at least 8.5 hours. The longer players sleep, the greater Snorlax’s Drowsy Power will become, which in turn determines how many Pokémon gather each time they wake up.

Connect Pokémon Sleep to the new Pokémon GO Plus +
The Pokémon Sleep app can be connected to the new Pokémon GO Plus + device that can help in tracking sleep with the press of a button. There’s also a nightcap-wearing Pikachu inside the Pokémon GO Plus + device that you can meet in Pokémon Sleep. The Pokémon will join the team in the game, and it will let out a cry from the Pokémon GO Plus + device to let you know when the wake-up time and bedtime you have chosen have arrived. It will even sing a lullaby when you begin tracking your sleep.

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