Battle raids are nothing new. If you’ve made it far enough in the game to enter a gym — a virtual space where players can work with or against each other — you know that raid bosses occasionally show up. Players then have to work together to defend the gym.

If this first event goes well, it might become a weekly occurrence. That means, instead of sitting quietly in your company’s breakroom, you might be able to battle alongside (or against) your coworkers — nothing says team building like taking down a Dialga.

While the global Pokémon Go craze has died down, Pokémon franchises are still bringing in millions. As Variety reported, mobile gamers worldwide have spent $2.5 billion on Pokémon titles, and in February, spending on Pokémon franchises surpassed $58 million. Pokémon Go is still the most popular game, but it is a few years old, so adding things like this could help keep the core players engaged.