Aug 29, 2016 10:08 PM EDT By Anita Valencia, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Pokemon GO" players do not back down as Niantic is shooting down the bots and third party apps that cheat the mobile game. With PokeVision currently not working - there is another alternative among many others that can still be used.

"Pokemon GO" cheat: PokeVision alternative that uses map and reveals Pokemons nearby

The simple app lets players find the location and reveal Pokemons nearby. It also displays Pokedex. MobiPicker has also featured Pokegear Go as one of the best app that can replace PokeVision.

Pokegear Go equips users with a map that can determine the proximity of each Pokemon nearby. It pinpoints the specific monster you need to find simply by tapping it - it will go directly to the place. The live radar helps to ease the efforts in searching and catching them all. In addition to the hack, players will be able to learn more about each Pokemon around the world, Applezona reported.

Pokegear GO is as easy as zoom in and zoom out

Pokegear Instagram explains how the app works, by easily zooming in or zooming out to see the Pokemon around your city.

Niantic has taken down a few hacking apps including Pokegear but Pokegear Go managed to put its system back again. Now, many users switch to Pokegear Go as an alternative hack for PokeVision that is not working currently.

With the many "Pokemon GO" cheats that are still working and players are still using - it simply shows that shortcuts are indeed necessary for the ambitious to catch them all - or at least, to play all day on the couch without walking around.

The standalone scanner has even improved the app with push notifications feature. According to iDigitalTimes, the app looks a bit confusing with a few useless buttons. However, Pokegear GO is good to go without any complicated method or asking you to go inside the command line.

Stay tuned for more "Pokemon GO" updates. Have you used any "Pokemon GO" hacks recently and which one is that?

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