Games to play if you like Pokémon GO

It's no secret that Pokémon GO is one of the best mobile games around. It kicked off the augmented reality craze in mobile gaming, leading to a large variety of AR titles. So, if you like Pokémon GO and want to try others with a similar experience, we've got you covered.

Here are a handful of games you are sure to enjoy if you like playing Pokémon GO:

Draconius GO is almost an exact clone of Pokémon GO. The biggest difference is that you aren't catching Pokémon. Instead, you are battling and catching a slew of dragons. Which you can then tame, teach spells, and enhance.

You should have no problem getting use to Draconius GO if you give it a try. If you run out of Poké Balls in Pokémon GO, but you still want to catch creature, swap over to Draconius GO and catch yourself a mighty dragon.

Ingress was the first GPS-focused mobile title from Pokémon GO creators Niantic. It was recently rebooted and renamed Ingress Prime. You'll find it to be bit a more more complex than its successor, but it is just as much fun.

In Ingress Prime, players interact with portals. Think of these at the game's version of PokéStops. You've got factions to join, Exotic Matter to collect, and who world of discovery waiting for you. The direction of the human race is in your hands with Ingress Prime.

There are plenty of dinosaur-like creatures in Pokémon GO, but they are all made up monsters specifically for that franchise. In Jurassic World Alive, you can interact with real-world dinosaurs who once roamed the earth.

Collect dinosaurs just as you would Pokémon and test them in combat. Explore the world to find new dinosaurs and use their DNA to create new hybrid dinos. Characters from the film series make an appearance and guide you on your way to dinosaur domination.

Another Nintendo and Niantic team-up title is Pikmin Bloom. This AR mobile game is a very simple introduction into the genre. It has a heavy focus on leaving the house and gaining steps while you're out for a walk.

As you walk, Pikmin grow and eventually follow behind you. The more Pikmin you have, the more flowers are left in their wake. As your Pikmin become larger, they'll leave behind flowers you can actually plant on the map. Each day, you can see your activity and how much space on the map your flowers control.

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