Pokémon Sleep

The dates for Pokémon Sleep's third Good Sleep Day event have now been confirmed. The event will run from Saturday October 28th through to Monday October 30th. Good Sleep Day events are being held in Pokémon Sleep once every lunar month, starting the day before the full moon, and ending the day after.

To mark the Autumn Harvest Season, Pokémon Sleep will be making a selection of Autumn Treats available to players via the in-game store between October 9th at 4:00am (UTC), and October 16th at 4:00am (UTC). Over this period, players will be able to receive one Autumn Treats Bundle Vol. 1 S every day for free from the in-game store. One paid Autumn Treats Bundle Vol. 1 M will also be available each day, at a cost of 100 diamonds.

Pokémon Sleep will enter a maintenance period tomorrow on September 26th, from 1:00am (UTC), ahead of a planned update of the software to Version 1.0.9. This maintenance period is expected to last for roughly 4 and a half hours, until 5:30am (UTC). The Version 1.0.9 update implements several quality of life changes for app users on both Android and iOS devices, as well as resolving several minor gameplay bugs.

The dates for Pokémon Sleep's second ever Good Sleep Day event have now been confirmed. The event will run from Thursday September 28th through to Saturday September 30th. These events are planned to be held in Pokémon Sleep once every lunar month, starting the day before the full moon, and ending the day after. Though no official confirmation has yet been given, it is presumed that this Good Sleep Day event will follow the exact same format as the previous event.

The developers of Pokémon Sleep have given players a list of features and issues that are currently receiving development attention, acknowledging several new bugs and issues that they hope to resolve in coming updates. Another a free gift bundle of handy in-game items is also being distributed to early adopters.

Pokémon Sleep will be receiving another small update in the coming days, with the announcement that Mime Jr. and Mr. Mime will soon be appearing at Cyan Beach for player's sleep research from September 12th at 6:00am (UTC) / September 11th at 11:00pm (PDT).

Pokémon Sleep has received an update today to Version 1.0.7. This latest update was focused on bugfixing, and resolves a number of issues that had been impacting the user experience on both Android and iOS devices. The update notice also acknowledges several additional bugs and issues that the developers are looking to resolve in a coming update.

Pokémon Sleep has gained a remarkable amount of popularity quickly as a sleep tracking app, reaching a million downloads in the month and a half since its release. It’s no surprise then, that the Pokémon Company has announced two merchandise collaborations for the app, with Japanese cosmetics company Kao Corporation and Gelato Pique, the Japanese loungewear company inspired by desserts. Both collaborations, eaturing adorable sleeping Pokémon, launch in Japan this September.

Pokémon Sleep has now racked up more than ten million downloads across both Android and iOS devices. In celebration, a special gift is being given out to all players who log-in to the game between August 25th at 5:00am (UTC), and September 22nd at 5:00am (UTC).

An extended maintenance for Pokémon Sleep began today at 1:00am (UTC), ahead of the planned update of the software to Version 1.0.6. This maintenance period, which is expected to last until roughly 5:30am (UTC), was originally announced for August 24th, but was delayed one day for unknown reasons. The Version 1.0.6 update implements a variety of quality of life changes for app users on both Android and iOS devices, as well as resolving several issues that have impacted sleep tracking.

In an update posted earlier today, the developers of Pokémon Sleep have given players a list of features and issues that are currently receiving development attention, acknowledging several new bugs and issues that they hope to resolve in a coming update. The developers are also giving a free gift bundle of handy in-game items to early adopters.

In what seems to be turning into a regular occurance, Pokémon Sleep has received an update today to Version 1.0.4. This latest update resolves a number of issues that had been impacting app users on both Android and iOS devices. The official Pokémon Sleep account on (formerly Twitter) has also acknowledged several bugs and issues that they will be looking to resolve in a coming update.

Well, that certainly didn't take long! The final release for Pokémon Sleep is now available for both Android and iOS for users worldwide. The app had received a limited release earlier this week for countries which received the open beta, before opening up to users in Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia over the course of the last 24 hours, and for users in the United States and Japan in just the past hour.

So much for a late July release! The final release for Pokémon Sleep has now dropped for both Android and iOS, for users in countries which previously had access to the open beta earlier this month. This includes Pokémon fans across Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Ecaudor, Mexico, New Zealand, Venezuela, Panama, and Peru. At this point, no explicit ETA has been given for when other countries will have access to the app, though posts on the official Pokémon Sleep Twitter account promise "soon".

The Pokémon Sleep open beta, which yesterday released for Android users in Argentina, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand, has now been extended to a selection of additional countries across Central and South America. Pokémon fans from Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Venezuela, Panama, and Peru can now all download the open beta software. Despite the additional countries, the beta period has not been extended, and will still only be running through to July 13th, at midnight (UTC).

In a story we ironically almost missed because we slept in, Pokémon Sleep, the upcoming spin-off Pokémon game developed for iOS and Android, is receiving a special open beta test this week for Android users in Argentina, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand. The open beta is available to download right now, and will run through to July 13th, at midnight (UTC).

Ahead of the upcoming North American release of the Pokémon GO Plus + device on July 14th, Niantic has released details on a new event in Pokémon GO to mark the occasion. The Catching Some Z's event, which will run from July 15th at 10:00am through to July 16th at 8:00pm local time, will feature the debut of the Drowsing Pokémon Komala, as well as Snorlax wearing a nightcap.

A new trailer for Pokémon Sleep was released earlier today on both the Japanese and English Official Pokémon YouTube Channels, alongside the announcement that preregistration has now opened for the app on the Android Google Play store.