ANDi writes: It's day 23 and I'm finally so excited to get my hands on Pokémon Magikarp Jump. But the challenge is just a single press of a button. To me, the game seems to have no story, meaning or reason. Other than to collect Magikarp. Which I guess would appeal to a lot of people, however I am not sure that includes me.
It is a brave new world for the Pokemon series. Thanks to the prevalence of mobile devices and lowering of walls, all sorts of spin-offs are showing up in new spaces. Android and iOS devices are getting their own kinds of games involving our favorite pocket monsters. None of them are traditional Pokemon titles, but that doesn't mean they don't have value or should be ignored. In fact, people probably should be trying out and experiencing some of the ones immediately available now. (Especially while waiting for the DeNA Pokemon Masters game and the sleep-tracking Pokemon Sleep application.) But, which ones should people consider playing?
Dash The Bomber writes "Magikarp Jump is one of those mobile titles that make people look in disbelief. A game where the objective is to teach Magikarps to be the best like no one ever was... to jump other magikarps is the real test to train Magikarps is your cause. But, your trainer won't be traveling across the land searching far and wide as each Magikarp is found right within the confines of a pond conveniently found in Hoppy Town. Eventually, each Magikarp will understand the power that's inside as they jump towards the heavens in an effort to be a champion of the Magikarp Jump League. But, after a few months out in the market the game has finally been fully updated and complete... with no more updates planned for the future is the game truly any good? The answer is... sometimes."
There's a handful of secrets, tricks, and Easter Eggs players can find in Pokemon: Magikarp Jump. Here are a few interesting secrets and special encounters in Magikarp Jump that new players might not know.
