"Pokemon Go" has now been downloaded over 650 million times. 

"Pokémon Go" was released to mixed reviews, with critics praising the game's concept as an incentive to be more active in the real world while criticizing the frequent technical issues it has faced. Despite such reviews, the game became a global phenomenon and was one of the most profitable mobile apps in 2016

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"Pokemon Go" has reached 650 million downloads. Developer Niantic Labs announced the figure during the Game Developers Conference on Tuesday in San Francisco, according to Polygon. That figure suggests the "Pokémon Go" craze has subsided somewhat. Niantic announced in early September, less than two months after the game's debut, that it had racked up more than 500 million downloads.

Trainers, we are proud to reveal that #PokemonGO is officially available to download in France. pic.twitter.com/gAF74i3UcF

— Pokémon GO (@PokemonGoApp) July 24, 2016

Sales aside, it is still business as usual for Niantic Labs. The studio recently launched a major update that added more than 80 new Pokemon for trainers to capture in "Pokemon Go." It led to "Pokemon Go" almost immediately jumping back into the number one position on Apple's Top Grossing chart. While this was only a temporary, it shows that "Pokemon Go" has got legs.

Trainers, over 80 more Pokémon and new features are here! https://t.co/7hUwB1wVBAhttps://t.co/9gVfrwaemA — Pokémon GO (@PokemonGoApp) February 16, 2017

Phil Keslin, in between dropping interesting statistics at GDC, also promised that Niantic would continue to work hard. "Pokemon Go" players can continue to expect regular content updates in the foreseeable future.

"Pokemon Go" is a free-to-play game that is available now on iOS and Android devices, as well as Apple Watch.