You know, with all the great ARKit games that I’ve played, there is one genre that is missing, and this I am referring to outdoor exploration games. A game like Pokemon Go that will make encourage you to go out
I’ve been playing a lot of different AR game, some of them can be played while sitting, others require a great deal of movement. I have to be frank here, sometimes I just enjoy playing an AR game from the comfort
Today I came across an interesting game called AR PingPong Rally. The game plays like the VR game HoloBall and the classic Pong-style action game. The game reimagined the 1972′ classic Atari Pong game in augmented reality. In this game,
After playing Guns Royale, a Battle Royale Augmented Reality game, I felt like playing more action shooter AR games. I came across a game called Angry Zombies (Angry Zombies – for AR, as its title on the App Store). Angry
I’ve already played many types of game like puzzles, FPS, virtual pet simulators, etc. However, one genre I missed and it’s Battle Royal. Yesterday I came across a Battle Royale game called Guns Royale. It’s not an exclusive Augmented Reality
In this post, I’ll be reviewing a game by Grisly Manor Studios called ARZombi. I wanted to review this game like two weeks ago, but due to technical problems, unfortunately, I wasn’t able to. It’s among the first ARKit games
On my adventures searching for more ARKit first-person shooters I came across a game called “You Gun Die AR”. It’s a fun little AR shooter where you need to shoot targets all around you, while continuously moving your body to avoid
AR Mighty Angry Stunt Cars or M.A.S.C AR for short is an ARKit game where you get to control a car, collect coin and get it to a designated exit area. By default, you start playing with a pickup truck,
Today I came across an ARKit kids’ game called AR童趣盒子 (“AR Children’s Fun Box” according to Microsoft translator or Google “AR childlike box” as translated by Google translate, I’ll keep it as Microsoft translator translated it, sounds better). This is an
On this post I’ll be reviewing what is in my opinion, one of the most important and useful education ARKit app I had a chance to use so far. For me, an app like JigSpace signifies an important evolution amongst educational
