With Valentine’s Day in full swing, Pokémon Sleep is joining the celebration with a week-long event brimming with excitement. From February 10th to 18th, dive into a world of rare Pokémon, special ingredients, and boosted bonuses that make this event unmissable.
Snoozing Through It with Plenty of Rewards and Desserts
Pokémon Sleep is hosting a special Valentine’s Day event where Snorlax craves an array of delectable desserts and drinks. These treats look so irresistible that even those who lean towards savory dishes will find themselves tempted. During the event, the Strength value of these dishes is amplified by 1.5, giving your culinary creations a significant boost. If you manage to craft an Extra Tasty dish, that multiplier soars to 3x. And on February 16th, you'll enjoy an even greater boost with a 4.5x multiplier.
Two new dessert and drink recipes are making their debut during this festive event. You'll also encounter more Pokémon gathering Fancy Apples, Soothing Cacao, and Rousing Coffee. The location where you sleep will influence which Pokémon you meet. Here's a quick guide to where you can find them:
- Greengrass Isle: Psyduck, Pinsir, Pichu, Wooper (Paldean Form), Absol, Mimikyu, Fuecoco, and Clodsire.
- Cyan Beach: Psyduck, Pinsir, and Fuecoco.
- Taupe Hollow: Wooper, Fuecoco, and Clodsire.
- Snowdrop Tundra: Psyduck and Absol.
- Lapis Lakeside: Psyduck, Pichu, and Ralts.
- Old Gold Power Plant: Pichu, Aron, Grubbin, Mimikyu, and Fuecoco.
Looking to Optimize Your Cooking during Pokémon Sleep Valentine’s Day?
To make the most of your cooking sessions, prioritize recipes based on the number of unique ingredients, total ingredients, and overall power. Focusing on ingredient counts and power levels will help you maximize the effectiveness of your dish selection.
Don't miss out on this sweet event. Download Pokémon Sleep from the Google Play Store and prepare for a delightful Valentine’s celebration.
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