It's no secret that the best way to level up in "Pokemon Go" is hatching the hard-to-crack 10kg eggs. Although, the process involves a lot of traveling, the gamer's commitment is likely to be rewarded.

The technique mainly depends on PokeStops, probably something better with the recently rolled-out tracking features. Hotspots are the ideal places to level up and get rewards beside a stroke of luck.

Players of the hit augmented reality mobile game are urged to visit a chain of 10 PokeStops within 30 minutes, ensuring the same spots are not revisited, Attack of the Fanboy reported.

Upon succeeding in doing this within 30 minutes and reaching the 10th spot, an array of awe-inspiring rewards including a 10kg egg, double XP (100 XP), and many more items will be unveiled to players.

However, getting the 10kg egg depends on whether players have an open slot with the first nine spots still available, holding a chance to allocate random "Pokemon Go" eggs. Furthermore, players could be left to make a decision regarding inventory management as well as making room for larger items ahead.

A "Lucky Egg" comes in handy for players who reach level 20 as after reaching this level, it gets more difficult to level up.

The "Lucky Egg" is not one of the regular items discovered in "Pokemon Go" as it has the capability of doubling the experience points within just 30 minutes. Although activating the "Lucky Egg" is child's play, deciding when to make the move is what makes a lot of players anxious.

It's important to know how to acquire the "Lucky Egg."

Players can get the "Lucky Egg" by leveling up and alternatively through microtransaction bundle, which require players to shell out real money, Gamerant reported.

After picking up the "Lucky Egg," players will receive an army of Weedles, Pidgeys and Caterpies, in which case, each cost 12 candies and provides the best opportunity to evolve a horde of Pokemon. Choosing an ideal hotspot is the final step before actually activating the "Lucky Egg."

The process, without-a-doubt is laborious, but gamer's efforts are rewarded well.

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Pokemon Uranium Version 1.0 For Windows PC

Earlier this week, version 1.0 of Pokemon Uranium, released for Windows PC. The fan-version game is based on the pivotal roleplaying games of the Pokemon franchise, The Verge reported.

Just like the imminent official "Pokemon Sun And Moon," Pokemon Uranium boasts a tropical setting, however the game comprises of 150 new (and unofficial) Pokemon, unlike its contemporary. This move comes in a bid to avoid outright copyright infringement of characters such as Bulbasaur and Pikachu.