AR Critic

I went to Tokyo in April. I knew from the very first time that I will be visiting many of the VR arcade centers in Tokyo. However, above all, I was interested in checking out HADO Dodgeball, an on-location, competitive

On April 17th, I went to Shinjuku-ku in Tokyo Japan to take a Highway Express Bus to Kawaguchiko in order to see Mt. Fuji. Anyways, on the second floor, I saw those wayfinding floor signs that lead people from the escalator

Today I went out to do some light hiking in the morning and relax close to nature. I looked into different places and eventually decided to go to the northern part of Seoul, to the Dream Forest. It’s also known

Kabaq is an app that allows people to see the food in a restaurant before they order. It uses augmented reality and high-quality 3D food items to create a unique way for people to enjoy ordering food. Kabaq also aims to use

AR Cloud is the next big evolution of Augmented Reality. Until now, using current AR frameworks (except Google Tango which is deprecated), virtual objects could only be placed on flat surfaces. Other than being aware of flat surfaces in the real

Today I went out yet again to see the Cherry Blossom behind the National Assembly building in Seoul, South Korea. This place is known for its beautiful Cherry Blossom. There are many cherry trees circulating the entire area. They are

I’ve been testing out many augmented reality games in the past months. What excited me most about AR in these games is when I actually get to observe virtual object looking like they are part f the real world space.

Most of the games that I’ve reviewed here on AR Critic are ones that you can play almost everywhere you are, whether indoors or outdoors. When I play many of those AR games, I obviously prefer playing them in the