Pokemon GO Adds New Partner Research Through Prime Gaming
A new Prime Gaming reward hooks Pokemon GO players up with exclusive Partner Research. Pokemon GO has a variety of Research quests for players to tackle. These include Field Research that's collected from PokeStops, Special Research quests, and premium Tickets with their own set of Research tasks for players to complete each season.
For the past couple of years, Prime Gaming subscribers have been able to claim exclusive Pokemon GO rewards. This has included Pokemon GO Research quests, a decision that has proven to be controversial as it locks some fans out of the quests. Regardless, a new Pokemon GO Prime Gaming perk is available to claim right now, and it gives players a new Partner Research quest to complete.
The latest Pokemon GO Partner Research quest from Prime Gaming features four pages to complete. Page 1 challenges players to make 20 Curveball Throws, catch 30 Pokemon, and send 5 gifts with stickers in exchange for Smoliv encounters. Page 2 rewards include Morelull encounters, while Page 3 culminates in Growlithe encounters. The ultimate encounter at the end of the Partner Research quest is a Drampa encounter. Drampa is a Normal/Dragon-type Pokemon and is fairly rare, so Pokemon GO players will likely appreciate the opportunity to catch one through this new Partner Research, assuming they are signed up for Prime Gaming, that is.
Some Pokemon GO players may feel left out if they don't have an Amazon Prime subscription, but the good news is that there is still plenty to do in the game right now. Pokemon GO World of Wonders is live, giving players the chance to complete a new set of Special Research tasks themed around Poipole, the newly-added Ultra Beast.
Pokemon GO players also have the option of purchasing the Wonder Ticket to get more tasks to complete, plus there's also a new limited-time research available as well. If Pokemon GO players redeem the code CAPTAINPIKACHU, they can complete tasks in exchange for an encounter with Captain Pikachu. More events,
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