Pokémon Sleep is finally available on app stores around the world, a mere five months after The Pokémon Company teased its upcoming release and a whole four years after it was originally announced, and from the general reaction on social media it seems to be a bit of a hit.
That doesn't surprise me, given the long-standing allure of collecting Pokémon. I'm largely immune to that aspect of it, but as TechRadar's Sleep Editor I have a professional interest in Pokémon Sleep. Hey, it monitors your sleep and then rewards you with Pokémon depending on how well you sleep, and that aspect of it fascinates me (as well as making me ever so slightly uneasy).
