Level 50 is coming to Pokémon Go, the developer gives new details

For those of you who think it would just mean getting more experience, well it's time to rethink that. Matt Slemon, the product manager for Pokémon Go, has recently spoken about a number of topics related to Pokémon Go, including the new level cap.

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It is not going to be as simple as just getting XP through the ways you might be used to," Slemon revealed. This suggests new requirements that will change how leveling up works.

The development team does not want to introduce the new level cap and coaches who already meet the requirements receive their new level. "We don't want the level cap to go up and all of a sudden people to get to their new level and that's pretty much the end of it all."

The idea is to continue to challenge the coaches and give them a new experience after level 40. "We want the experience to feel a little different after Level 40 than it has been until Level 40."

Slemon clarified that reaching Level 41 and higher will still require effort. This is because the Pokemon Go levels are meant to show how much effort has been put into the game.

Level 41 and beyond

Although no explicit details were revealed, we can guess what the new level requirements for mobile game might look like. If it's not going to be XP-based, or at least just that, then other skill-based factors will have to come in.

This could include any or more of the following:

  • How many Pokémon has been caught
  • How many Pokémon are registered in the Pokedex
  • Excellent number of releases.
  • Participations in raids.
  • Reach a certain rank in the GO Battle League a certain number of times.

Release date on Pokémon Go

We don't know when Level 50 will hit Pokémon Go yet, but Slemon said they're excited to reveal more details about it later this year. That suggests that we may get to the last stages of 2020 or that we will have to wait until early 2021.

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