A key feature of Pikmin Bloom is that your level and experience depend on your walking distance. However, the game becomes pointless if the step counter malfunctions. In fact, numerous iPhone and Android users have complained about the issue of Pikmin Bloom steps not counting.
If you’re also encountering this issue, here’s all you need to know about fixing the ‘steps not counting’ bug in Pikmin Bloom.
Pikmin Bloom not counting steps fix for Android
Restart your device
To verify your steps are counted in Pikmin Bloom, you may need to restart your device first. If that doesn’t work, please check the following settings on your device. Keep in mind that the names and locations of these settings may vary depending on your device model.
Google Fit settings
To sync yourstepswith Pikmin Bloom, you need to install the Google Fit app first. However, if you are an Android user and your Google Account is for a child under 13 years old (or the age limit for your country), you won’t be able to use Google Fit. In that case, you can skip this step.
Turn off Low Power mode
If you are using Android 12, please check if the Battery Saver is turned off.
Location Services Settings
Battery Settings
Sensors required for step tracking may be disabled in low-power modes. Visit the Apple Support site andlearn how to turn Low Power Mode on and offon your iOS device.
If your steps still aren’t counted with these settings, restarting your device may help solve the issue.
For more information on Pikmin Bloom, check outHow to perform an Exhibition in Pikmin BloomandHow many steps to unlock new Pikmin in Pikmin Bloomon Pro Game Guides.