Nintendo, its subsidiary The Pokémon Company, and former Google division Niantic will release an augmented-reality Pokémon game for smartphones in 2016, the companies announced today.

Pokémon GO brings the action out of the world of the popular videogames, and into real life—as you wander throughout your hometown or anywhere else life might take you, you can keep an eye on the app for reports of adorable imaginary creatures like Pikachu et al. Once you track them down, you can catch them, and battle them against your friends’ monsters, assuming you still have friends after you have become a nomad wandering the Earth in desperate search of a Shiny Caterpie.

The game will be free to play with in-app purchases. Another revenue generator: Nintendo itself has developed and will release a companion device called the Pokémon Go Plus, a wrist-worn device that connects to your phone via Bluetooth and lets you, e.g., capture Pokémon without having to get out your smartphone.