If you're playing "Pokemon GO" and is lucky enough to be always near a PokeStop, once or twice you must have already received a "Pokemon GO" egg. You might be wondering what to do with this "Pokemon GO" egg what it might hatch into.
Well, this just might be what you need. Here are the easiest methods to hatch an egg and a list of Pokemons that can hatch from it.
Different types of 'Pokemon GO' eggs
There are three types of eggs in "Pokemon GO." There are 2km eggs, 5km eggs and 10km eggs. Niantic Labs logically based egg hatching in "Pokemon GO" from past Pokemon games.
So that means the farther the distance an egg requires for it to hatch, the rarer the Pokemon is once the "Pokemon GO" egg hatches. IGN recently released a report regarding a "Pokemon GO" egg hatch chart.
It shows specifically what Pokemon you can expect to hatch from a 2km egg, a 5km egg and a 10km egg. Here is the "Pokemon GO" Egg Hatch Chart:
@PokemonGoApp egg hatching guide by @IGN! Neat! pic.twitter.com/bz2aaNmLwQ
— Luis M. Gochoco (@lgochoco93) August 13, 2016
How to hatch a 'Pokemon GO' egg
Once you start playing "Pokemon GO," you'll have one incubator by default. However as you level up, you will be getting incubators as freebies as well but if you really want to have your "Pokemon GO" egg to hatch all at the same time, you can buy more incubators at the Shop.
By the time you use an incubator to hatch an egg, you can see a meter of how much is the distance needed to hatch it. Also take note that there is a specific speed limit of how fast you can go so that "Pokemon GO" can hatch your egg.
As reported by IGN "Take into consideration that the GPS works in sync with your phone's pedometer, so you can't trick it by hopping into a car and driving a few kilometres." So better try to walk or slowly drive down the road.
Stay tuned to Game & Guide for more "Pokemon GO" news!
