Niantic has been icing out "Pokemon Go" players for changing their location to catch Pokemon in other cities via GPS spoofing, and seizing control of remote gyms without even getting out of the comfort of their homes. Nevertheless, this hasn't quite discouraged some players from using an array of "Pokemon Go" cheats, tips and tricks.

For instance, a flawless Incense exploit for rare Pokemon to appear still exists.

Players from all around the globe have tested the "Pokemon Go" incense trick for rare Pokemon and some even claim to have captured a Blastoise, Ponyta, Primeape and several Pikachus.

The rare Pokemon incense cheat or trick could also prove useful for those interested in capturing all of the starters. Despite starting with Charmander, players can still get their hands on Squirtle and Bulbasaur, unlike the conventional Pokemon games on the consoles.

"Pokemon Go" boasts an item dubbed incense, which is capable of drawing Pokemon to the players' location without them having to wander several meters in order to spawn the little creatures. Its important that players use the incense in a secluded place where there is no list nearby as this will spawn rare Pokemon, GameNGuide reported.

The concept is that the incense will end up spawning random Pokemon as there is no list to depend on nearby. Several Reddit players have already caught rare and powerful creatures such as Growlithes, Magmars and Kabutos with the help of the "Pokemon Go" Incense tip.

The incense also comes in handy for players who want to farm as many Pokemon as possible within 30 minutes as it generates one every 200 meters traveled in at least 60 seconds.

Another tip includes walking or travelling in a perfect straight line because Niantic's algorithm's checks up for displacement between two points, Lifehacker reported.

No prizes for guessing, walking block to block will yield more than simply walking around a house or a building. One "Pokemon Go" incense could then spawn up to 30 Pokemon for thirty minutes excluding the time to catching each one.

"Pokemon Go" cheats, tips and tricks that encompass an array of hacks and the like, can get players banned by Niantic. That being said, the incense trick is not actually hacking as it simply utilizes the game's intended mechanic for "Pokemon Go" item.