Following the massive success of Pokemon GO, a Belgian Headmaster has created a “Pokemon GO for books”.<\/p>\n
Instead of using a camera and GPS signal however, Aveline Gregoire’s version is played through a Facebook group called “Chasseurs de livres” (“Book hunters”).<\/p>\n
“Players post pictures and hints about where they have hidden a book and others go to hunt them down. Once someone has finished reading a book, they “release it back into the wild”.<\/p>\n
“While I was arranging my library, I realized I didn’t have enough space for all my books. Having played Pokemon Go with my kids, I had the idea of releasing the books into nature,” Gregoire told Reuters<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n The group has already attracted over 40,000 members in its first week.<\/p>\n Following this immense popularity, Gregoire is now contemplating taking the game a step further and creating an app for it.<\/p>\n No Man\u2019s Sky review \u2014 an awe-inspiring journey<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n 5 awesome PC games you didn\u2019t know were coming in 2016<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n
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