I’ve been playing with Augmented Reality for quite a long time now and have tried hundreds of augmented reality apps built using different AR platforms. I’ve played a lot of games and tried out many different types of apps. There
Car Puzzler is a casual cartoonish style puzzler mobile game that can be played in standard or AR mode. In this game, you need to move cars from one point to the other one a street map. You do so
With FIFA World Cup 2018 just around the corner, it made me think about how an event like this can benefit from Augmented Reality. I am actually quite surprised to see such limited AR apps for FIFA World Cup 2018.
I’ve seen some people who wanted to know what is the advantages of playing a game in augmented reality than the playing a regular mobile game without this technology. I know by reading many people’s comments on Twitter that something
Blackwater Park Studios has released a great new augmented reality app especially for the upcoming 2018 World Cup event in Russia. It was designed to please soccer fans from all around the world by giving them another cool way to
Looking at what AR technology as achieved in such little time, one can just wonder how amazing AR and MR technologies will take us in just a few years time. To get to see how fascinating Augmented Reality (AR) technology
Apple has developed a new multiplayer AR game called Swift Shot, in order to demonstrate ARKit 2‘ multiplayer capabilities. People attending WWDC 2018 could get their hands on it and try it themselves. After the show, this game was downloadable for
ARKit 2.0 also introduced an interesting feature that allows light from the real world surrounding to affect augmented objects within the AR virtual environment. You can find more information about this feature in the ARKit documentation under AREnvironmentProbeAnchor. As explained in
In this post, I want to talk about what type of games might be the best match for a local multiplayer AR game using ARKit 2.0. I’m sure that after watching WWDC 2018 key event and seeing the demonstration, your
Just finished watching a gameplay video by The Verge, showing a 4-player multiplayer AR game that was demoed at WWDC 2018. This game is called Swift Shot, a local multiplayer augmented reality game developed by Apple. This video leads me
