Pokemon Sleep brought a different way to play and interact with the long-running popular franchise and its beloved inhabitants. Rather than the usual gimmick of capturing and battling, the latest app's focus is much simpler - sleeping. Nevertheless, the developer has carefully and intricately woven various mechanics into the gameplay, including the popular berries, incense, and cooking ingredients.Pokemon Sleep initially received a staggered rollout, with the application now being available in all major countries across the continents. Before its release, players were able to sign up for a beta period to try out everything that the new game had to offer.Pokemon Sleep ingredients, incense, and berriesThe various types of incense available to be used in Pokemon Sleep are as follows (courtesy of Serebii):Focus Incense - 2x Research EXP after sleep research (Lasts for one sleep session)Friend Incense - Spawns at least one hungry Pokemon during snack time (Lasts for one sleep session)Growth Incense - 2x Helpers gain EXP after sleep research (Lasts for one sleep session)Luck Incense - 2x Dream Shards after sleep research (Lasts for one sleep session)Recovery Incense - 2x Helpers Energy recover after sleep research (Lasts for one sleep session)Normal Incense - Draws in Normal-type PokemonFire Incense - Draws in Fire-type PokemonWater Incense - Draws in Water-type PokemonElectric Incense - Draws in Electric-type PokemonGrass Incense - Draws in Grass-type PokemonIce Incense - Draws in Ice-type PokemonFighting Incense - Draws in Fighting-type PokemonPoison Incense - Draws in Poison-type PokemonGround Incense - Draws in Ground-type PokemonFlying Incense - Draws in Flying-type PokemonPsychic Incense - Draws in Psychic-type PokemonBug Incense - Draws in Bug-type PokemonRock Incense - Draws in Rock-type PokemonGhost Incense - Draws in Ghost-type PokemonDragon Incense - Draws in Dragon-type PokemonDark Incense - Draws in Dark-type PokemonSteel Incense - Draws in Steel-type PokemonFairy Incense - Draws in Fairy-type PokemonThe various types of ingredients and berries available to be used in Pokemon Sleep are as follows (courtesy of Serebii):BerriesBelue BerryBluk BerryCheri BerryChesto BerryDurin BerryFigy BerryGrepa BerryLeppa BerryLum BerryMago BerryOran BerryPamtre BerryPecha BerryPersim BerryRawst BerrySitrus BerryWiki BerryYache berryIngredientsLarge Leek [Sells for 7x Dream Shards]Tasty Mushroom [Sells for 7x Dream Shards]Fancy Egg [Sells for 5x Dream Shards]Soft Potato [Sells for 5x Dream Shards]Fancy Apple [Sells for 4x Dream Shards]Fiery Herb [Sells for 5x Dream Shards]Bean Sausage [Sells for 4x Dream Shards]Moomoo Milk [Sells for 4x Dream Shards]Honey [Sells for 4x Dream Shards]Pure Oil [Sells for 5x Dream Shards]Warming Ginger [Sells for 4x Dream Shards]Snoozy Tomato [Sells for 4x Dream Shards]Soothing Cacao [Sells for 6x Dream Shards]Slowpoke Tail [Sells for 14x Dream Shards]Greengrass Soybeans [Sells for 4x Dream Shards]A list of all Pokemon Sleep cooking recipes is also available for food connoisseurs and budding chefs to follow and make delicious dishes for their buddy pocket monsters.Pokémon Sleep OUT NOW!@PokemonSleepwhich Pokémon did you befriend first??? I got Charmander 🧡 pic.twitter.com/ZcMoGtAHpE4261140which Pokémon did you befriend first??? I got Charmander 🧡 pic.twitter.com/ZcMoGtAHpEFor those unaware of how to use Incense in Pokemon Sleep, fret not. Players can simply switch it on from the in-game inventory before falling asleep. Once the sleep session is over, players will be notified if the incense successfully attracted pocket monsters.Pokemon Sleep also features a variety of achievements that players can dive into. Completing these tasks will net them various lucrative rewards and in-game resources.