The Auto Catch ND is a third-party auto catcher for Pokemon GO, offering a discreet and battery-operated alternative to the official Pokemon GO Plus.
Pokemon GO, the popular location-based game, encourages players to explore the real world to collect Pokemon and spin stops. However, for those looking for a more casual or idle way to play, the Pokemon GO Plus and similar devices offer the ability to catch Pokemon without having the game fully open. Among these unofficial devices, the Auto Catch ND stands out with its unique design and features.
The Auto Catch ND boasts a sleek and discreet purple design, making it less conspicuous than the official Pokemon GO Plus. Its single B button, surrounded by a small light, provides feedback on successful catches and stop spins. It also features the same arrow key buttons as the Pokemon GO Plus, but with a different purpose.
Auto Catch ND: An Unofficial Pokemon GO Companion
Unlike the Pokemon GO Plus, the Auto Catch ND is powered by two AAA batteries, which may be inconvenient for some players who rely on battery packs. However, the device's lack of vibrations and lights makes it a more subtle choice for those who prefer a less distracting experience.
The Auto Catch ND connects to Pokemon GO in the same way as the Pokemon GO Plus, spinning stops and catching Pokemon automatically. Its speed and performance feel comparable to the official device, with no noticeable differences in catch rates or stop spin times. Like the Pokemon GO Plus, the Auto Catch ND may experience choke points during areas with high Pokemon spawns, requiring manual assistance to resume catching.
The arrow keys on the Auto Catch ND are designed for use with Touch Assist on mobile devices. By placing a circular dot on the screen, players can use the arrow keys to tap in battles. However, this feature is not encouraged as it can be considered a form of cheating and may lead to account bans.
The Auto Catch ND comes with a companion app called Pocket Center, which offers the same settings as in-game for toggling spins and captures. While this app may seem redundant given the game's native settings, it could be useful for some users.
* Discreet design
* No vibrations or lights
* Similar in-game functionality to Pokemon GO Plus
* Battery-operated, requiring two AAA batteries
* Arrow keys have limited functionality
The Auto Catch ND is a solid alternative to the official Pokemon GO Plus, offering a sleek and discreet design with comparable in-game performance. While its battery operation may be a drawback, its lack of vibrations and lights makes it a good choice for players looking for a less distracting experience. However, users should exercise caution when using the arrow keys for tapping in battles, as this may violate game rules.
