In a gameplay demonstration of Party Play shown to media, Pokémon Go developers showed a party of three players taking down a Mega Gardevoir with relative ease. More party members means your Party Power charges faster, Niantic says in a blog post detailing Party Play. Party Power will double the damage of Charged Attacks in raids and charges with every Fast Attack that players in a party perform. The option to raid as a party will probably excite Pokémon Go players the most, because raiding in a party will give your team Party Power, a new damage multiplier that builds up as you battle raid bosses. That’s changing with a new feature called Party Play, a “fully shared in-game experience” which will let players team up in groups to walk together, catch Pokémon together, and battle in raids together, all while showing up on every party member’s screen. But when you’re actually playing it, it’s just your lonely trainer on-screen, walking the virtual world of Pokémon Go and catching ’em all. Pokémon Go developer Niantic has always pitched its mobile Pokémon game as a social experience.
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