"Pokemon Go" players are still on the lookout for available tools that can help them locate Pokemon easily. After PokeVision was shut down by Niantic Labs, a number of players found PokeMesh to be a good and reliable alternative.
The latest version of PokeMesh is currently available, which boosts "Pokemon Go" gameplay by featuring all available Pokemon around the player on a real-time map. The PokeMesh real time map 4.10 also shows existing Pokemon at other areas, as well as the time remaining for each Pokemon's existence. Other features of "Pokemon Go" will also be shown on the map, such as Pokemon Gyms and PokeStops.
The Bitbag reported that "Pokemon Go" players can further filter Pokemon that they do not wish to capture. PokeMesh can continue running in the background and provide alerts when certain kinds of Pokemon appear. The app is currently available on Android only, with the latest version, 4.1.0, available for download from APKPolice and APKMirror, and can be installed on units operating on Android 4.1 at least. The recent "Pokemon Go" update provides fixes for bugs as well as other game tweaks. The new update follows version 4.0 and has a file size of 20.37 MB.
Mobipicker stated that previously, Niantic Labs provided a "Pokemon Go" update that resulted to various third-party map apps to stop functioning. The new PokeMesh APK update allowed the map to work again. Many "Pokemon Go" trainers reported that the new update is working well at the moment, allowing them to catch specific Pokemon as well as locate other essential elements in the game. Players can also send their comments and feedback on the new update.
"Pokemon Go" players are cautioned in using PokeMesh because the third-party tracker asks for their login credentials. Similar to PokeVision and other third-party tracking tools, PokeMesh has a huge chance of getting shut down by Niantic Labs for violating the latter's terms of service. "Pokemon Go" players can take advantage of the tool while it is still available, but they should not expect it to last for long. More updates and details on "Pokemon Go" are expected soon.
