The release window for the game "Pokemon GO" has already been announced, but this has not stopped fans from speculating about the period in the run-up to it and the ongoing beta program. In the recent rumor, there have been indications that the beta will be rolling out in the United Kingdom before the game releases in July.

Ahead of "Pokemon GO" releasing in July, there have been numerous rumors about its features and its gameplay. Now, it seems that the beta phase of the game has not finished yet and will be arriving in the UK next. The Express, reporting on this, states that the field testing has been made available to those who are interesting in trying out this game on their mobile devices. There are also indications that this particular field test is only being offered to a limited amount of participants at the moment whereas previous tests were made available to those who signed up for it in Australia and the United States.

More importantly, the "Pokemon GO" augmented reality game is going to work with an optional accessory, the Pokemon Go Plus, which can be paired with the smartphone on which the game is running. Using this device, gamers will be able to capture Pokemon. On the Pokemon Go Plus which is designed to be worn on the wrist, gamers will also be able to get notifications in the form of a LED lighting up whenever a Pokemon is nearby. It is also designed to vibrate.

However, even as the Express was reporting on the "Pokemon GO" field test being available to customers, it was not mentioned on the official website. MobiPicker, however, labels the field test arriving in the UK as curious news as the game itself is scheduled to arrive on iOS and Android mobile devices next month. As of now, these is no concrete release date for the "Pokemon GO" game and it is likely that it could even be pushed to August if it is not ready by next month. Meanwhile the beta field test is going to end by the end of this month and all expectations are the game will release as per schedule.