Viral dating app "PokéMatch" is the offspring that is likely to be produced if "Pokémon Go" decides to meet "Tinder." Yes, a dating app all the Poké-obsessed catchers from the world of "Pokémon Go" have been waiting for has finally arrived. 

In a nutshell, the new app will direct you to the nearest players who are similarly in cahoots with catching the proximal Pokémon. The straightforward "PokéMatch" will allow the catchers to "find dates" for "Pokémon Go"—or just dates to put it bluntly. Initially, the application will lead the users to a registration and the creation of their account. The inquiry would include the user's age along with his interests. As such, the app will ask the gender the user would like to meet. A brief introduction about the user's profile will also be queried.

The app will then direct the user to a "Tinder"-like interface which will allow the catcher to swipe "right" in order to "catch" the other gamers he is interested in. Meanwhile, if that particular catcher chooses to "catch" that other player, a match is ultimately established.

Interestingly, the "PokéMatch" is not the first dating app which hit the frenzied world of "Pokémon Go." Previously, "ProjectFixup" introduced "PokéDates," which separates it distinctively from "PokéMatch," The former dating app has ditched the swiping and messaging and replaced them with a specialist who matches the catchers himself. Unlike "PokéDates," "PokéMatch" can be played without "Pokémon Go" installed in the user's phone.

"PokéMatch" has gathered a massive number of users even for just a relatively new app. The app's creator has revealed that it has already matched 10,000 users to-date. However, the app was not able to determine how many users were using the app along with "Pokémon Go".

"PokéMatch" is currently available for both Android and iOs.