According to Guinness World Records, Pokémon Go achieved 130 million downloads in its first month.
Pokémon Go launched in 2016 as a mobile augmented-reality game developed by Niantic in collaboration with Nintendo and The Pokémon Company. It used smartphone location data, camera features, and map-based exploration to place Pokémon in the real world.
The game became a global phenomenon soon after release. Players searched for Pokémon in streets, parks, and landmarks, while PokéStops and Gyms encouraged movement and visits to real locations. Its explosive growth made it one of the most prominent mobile-game launches in history.
The 130 million figure refers specifically to downloads during the first month and is a Guinness World Records achievement. It should not be confused with later lifetime download totals, downloads on a single operating system, or the game’s number of active players. Those measurements describe different milestones.