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Ingress > Pokemon GO
Well I haven't played in years, but I was super active in Ingress right until Pokemon Go became a thing. I found it so fun and innovative, and PG felt like Ingress with a skin, so it didn't hold my attention at all.
Eh, apples and oranges.
They're both AR-Geo games, built on the same engine, but they have TOTALLY different gameplay loops.
Ingress is a team turf war.
Pokemon Go is at its core a collection game.