Ghost Cam AR is a horror augmented reality game for iOS (ARKit). Ghosts are hunting you and you need to survive as long as possible. To survive, you need to kill the ghost, which you can do by using your
AR Dominoes is the second Dominoes game I review here on AR Critic. You won’t find any unique props to position like in Domino World AR. However, AR Dominoes allows you to quickly create a very long line of domino pieces.
Snowbird is a short Augmented Reality animated short film that tells a story of porcelain creatures that come to life in a snow globe. The film was written, animated and directed by Max Korman. I can’t tell you how excited
After seeing both Snapchat and Facebook offering their own AR creation software (Lens Studio by Snap and AR Studio by Facebook), I’ve felt that we are entering a new era that is revolutionizing the way people view, create and share
Just came across a Donald Trump Augmented Reality Lens that was designed using Lens Studio. I knew someone will release a funny Donald Trump Snapchat lens sooner or later. I tested it out in the living room, it’s actually quite
I just can’t home after toying around with an ARKit app. I can tell you that I can’t recall having so much fun in AR. The funny thing is that this is just a simple interactive virtual character AR app
A week ago I was tweeting about how much I desire to see a long TV series in Augmented Reality. Well, today I came across a new animated AR series called “The Condor”. The developer used Apple’s ARKit technology (for
Waddle Home AR is the Augmented Reality (ARKit) variant of the popular Waddle Home VR puzzler that was previously released for leading VR platforms, including HTC Vive, PlayStation VR, and Samsung Gear VR. Waddle home AR is Archiact’s first Augmented Reality game
Snap announced a new software called Lens Studio. It’s a complimentary app to its Snapchat app, allowing everyone to create their own Lenses and import them into their Snapchat device. I will definitely spend time with this software and see if
I just finished playing around with TweetReality, which is the first Augmented Reality client for Twitter. It’s an unofficial app developed by Oscar Falmer. To be honest, I wasn’t excited seeing such an app because I knew it’s a gimmick
