Been watching this project for years and think itโs the most easily applicable of AR technology around.
Could see this bringing back family game night with such an easy set up.
Been watching this project for years and think itโs the most easily applicable of AR technology around.
!https://youtu.be/Jse-GwkcYgICould see this bringing back family game night with such an easy set up.
Imagine buying these yee yee ass D&D Family Game Night AR setup for $200 when you can just hop on the Fort for free ๐๐๐
Imagine buying these yee yee ass D&D Family Game Night AR setup for $200 when you can just hop on the Fort for free ๐๐๐
I look at it for families and game night. Plus thereโs a whole geek community that meet up and play those D&D games weekly.
Iโm not looking at it to be marketed as a personal device.
Been watching this project for years and think itโs the most easily applicable of AR technology around.
!https://youtu.be/Jse-GwkcYgICould see this bringing back family game night with such an easy set up.
I really question if we have to recreate everything that already exists in physical form digitally only because it opens up a new market for hipster AR developers.
It's less sustainable than reusable physical cards/figurines/maps (Whatever you'd need for a board game) because you always need electricity to run it and it also makes you dependent on having said energy source.
Also it takes the physical sensation out of the game and puts more stress onto your eyesight.
Definitly one of the things I won't be buying.