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Niantic has rolled out a new wave of nest migrations for “Pokemon Go” players meaning AR gamers will have to figure out where the new pocket monsters are at. This is a regular occurrence on the part of the game developer to keep the game entertaining and catch a different variety of Pokemon.

The 10th nest migration should have taken place by now, meaning changes have been made as we speak. Hence, “Pokemon Go” players who may have plotted the previous spawns of Pikachus, Bulbasaurs and so on will have to start venturing out in the wild to see which pocket monsters were involved in the shake-up. Ironically, the “Pokemon Go” nest migration comes just as the Santa-Hat Pikachu offering is about to expire. There are over 25 spawn changes expected, covering various critters who may draw cheers and/or jeers.

Depending on one’s location, Niantic has promised that critters like Bulbasaur, Ivysaur, Venusaur, Charmander, Chameleon, Charizard, Squirtle, Wartortle, and Blastoise will spawn more than the usual rate, Pokemon Go live reported. Hence, it is turning out to be a game of chance as far as which “Pokemon Go” critters are around.

Moving forward, there are of course more to expect from “Pokemon Go”. The Christmas event is still ongoing and will last until Jan. 8, 2017. Players are getting big bonuses and rewards, which include massive hauls of PokeBalls, potions, and even incubators, Forbes reported. Not to be forgotten are the increased spawn rates which should keep AR gamers busy for the next couple of weeks.

With regards to the “Pokemon Go” nest spawns, most may have been used to it by now. Some will laud it if the pockets monsters turning up are good and others frowning for less powerful critters showing up. As far as the latter is concerned, more exploring and walking may be a need to nail down the elusive pocket monsters.