Jul 29, 2016 05:34 AM EDT By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

A "Pokémon Go" player claimed he cheated to discover a way to max out his levels in the game and catch every currently available creature.

The hacker goes by a Reddit name _problemz, who is a curious player and decided to test the mobile game's now-infamous learning curve, which has swarmed gamers since the start.

In the mobile game's levels 1 to 20, players will acquire a learning curve of rising experience points that somewhat make it only more difficult to advance. After level 20 of "Pokémon Go," though the number of needed experience points will be twofold, in every step - surges ramps up to a harsher and higher count, according to Inverse.

The Reddit user showcased how he cheated the game by posting a screenshot that he had used software and other means to convert the leveling process to a largely automatic operation, PopSci reported.

The Redditor stated that he doesn't play "Pokémon Go" but he just wanted to see how far he can push with the given Tools. And he learned so much out of it.

But, the Reddit user did stress out that he didn't make a practical use of his outrageous power-ups to spoil the others' gaming experiences. He said that he won't do it again. He doesn't want to take anyone the fun of "Pokémon Go." He also finds it disrespectful and disgusting to profiling with that, based on the report of Comic Book.

However, the user made a promise that he will hand over his account to Niantic (developer of the Pokemon mobile game) and get it deleted. And also refused to reveal details about the software he utilized to exploit the augmented reality game. It's kind of honorable of him, considering the circumstances, Frag Hero reported.

So, it seems to become a Pokemon master is truly meaningful if you do it the honest way.

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