Pokémon GO

Can you play Pokémon GO co-op on mobile?
Yes, according to the publisher. Up to 20 players can play Pokémon GO co-op on mobile, each on their own device, in the same room or online.
The walk around and catch Pokémon game. Its raids are real co-op, a group of trainers at the same gym takes down one boss together and each gets a chance to catch it.
How you play together
- A device each, in the same room
- Online, a device each
Stand at the same gym, tap the raid and join the public lobby, or enter the same private group code so you land in one group.
The details
- Online, a device each
- Yes
- Same room, a device each
- Yes, by room code
- Needs internet in the same room
- Yes
- Both on one screen
- No
- iPhone and Android together
- Yes
- Whole game in co-op
- No, part of it
- Needs an account
- Yes
- Players together
- 2 to 20
- Controllers
- Touch only
Worth knowing
Needs mobile data and location on. Raid passes are limited per day and remote passes cost money. Only raids and a few events are co-op, the rest is solo.
Where this comes from
The developer, the App Store listing or Apple says so.
- Publisher statedTeam up for raids
Team up with other Trainers to catch powerful Pokémon during Raid Battles!
play.google.com - Publisher statedGroups of up to 20
Any number of Trainers can join a raid, but only in groups of up to 20 Trainers.
niantic.helpshift.com - Publisher statedPrivate group code
join the raid privately
niantic.helpshift.com