4 stars because I do like the app, but I would appreciate if there was offline capability as well as new pokemon to be added eventually. It is sad to hear that there are no plans for future updates to add pokemon because I think it would be really nice to be able to catch more than just the original 151. As many others have experienced, the first couple days I used this app I also experienced raw, bloody gums but after I have used the app more regularly that has no longer been the case for me. I think there is the level of excitement to suddenly following this app that can lead to that but also just in general it is possible that prior to following the app theirs and my own oral hygiene had not been the best and so suddenly properly getting all the parts of the mouth can lead to bloody gums so Ive also heard. In short, I don’t think you should give this app up simply because of bloody gums the first couple times you follow along with the app, give it some time. If you then continue bleeding well after the first few times, then maybe this might not be the best for you.

So, after seeing this in this in Pokémon Presents, it was obvious some people thought it was a joke, and I did too for minute before seeing it on the App Store. I decided to try it out, even thought it’s aimed for kids that are, like, ten years younger than I am xDAfter grabbing my toothbrush and using the app for a bit, I quite enjoyed it. The graphics were cute (I do wish it was closer to the original art but I can’t really complain cause it’s pretty cute) and the menus were easy to navigate. I like the objective of catching Pokémon and unlocking stickers and caps once yinish brushing, although I do wish the brushing guide was more clear. It’s a bit hard to understand where it wants you to brush sometimes, like when it asks you to brush the inside of your teeth. I saw someone else say this, but it would be nice if it was a 3D model, although I think the current 2D is manageable. It would be nice if you could choose what type of toothbrush you have (manual or electric) since I did notice that it would say that I’m going too slow while I used my electric toothbrush. Other than that, this game is great and I’m still wondering how the developers managed to make this enjoyable even for older people than it was targeted for l me! I can see how this can help younger kids with their brushing habits and I think this is a great app.although i am still a bit confused on why we’re using master balls on weedles and rattatas-

As someone who works in the UX/UI field, it is so refreshing to see an app that sees a purpose and function for every aspect of what it does FOR MY KIDS! They could have easily gone the “cheap and easy” route but they really looked at every little detail and gave it purpose. (Ex simply tapping on your Pokémon will have it animate a cute little jump - not only that but if you tap it enough times, you’re rewarded with a new hat!) My kids (4 & 7) are constantly feeling rewarded and validated for doing a good job (or encouraged to try better next time if they don’t catch the Pokémon at the end). They really understand kids and how much incentive-based rewards are valuable: There are badge rewards, sticker rewards, hat rewards, decorating your photo fun, all with a sleek and intuitive design! And the Pokémon are SO cute in a chibi kind of way. I could go on and on about the positives but one thing we were thinking would be nice is seeing the date when you caught a Pokémon somewhere. It’s nice to look back on when you accomplished something. I highly recommend this app - it may make brushing your teeth take a tiny bit longer but if it’s to enjoy the rewards of your accomplishments, I don’t mind the extra time to decorate your pic :)

I have been a Pokémon fan for several years now, but after trying this app, its pretty lousy in my speculation. It has a dense time recognizing if you have a toothbrush or not, and it keeps telling you to brush your teeth hastily. my gums started bleeding once because it kept telling me to brush nimbly. I had to fake brush my teeth sometimes in order to catch the Pokémon and to eliminate the purple goop. And the app needs to show you to brush in circular gestures. it’s not good to brush from side to side, but rather up and down. Clearly it does not show that you need to brush in circular gestures and up and down. As a person said in a review, brushing from side to side will build tarter on your gum lines, and will ruin the enamel on your teeth. There should also be an option so you can catch a Pokémon every time. There are probably kids out there having a meltdown because they unsuccessfully captured a Pokémon that they were supposed to get as an award for brushing their choppers. Though the stickers you get are a fun addition, and the fact you have a little sidekick Pokémon is cute as well! I also like the neat hats that you can wear while brushing your teeth, but overall it can use some modifications. I wouldn’t recommend this app, as it harms your gums and has poor camera recognition. There are better brushing apps out there that your child can adore!