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Pokemon GO
RPG
July 6, 2016
A mobile RPG that supports augmented reality technology, created by Niantic studio in conjunction with The Pokemon Company. The application uses smartphones’ and tablets’ cameras to register the surrounding reality, then include additional, three-dimensional objects on it. We searching for Pokemon by following the instructions from our GPS. Other elements of gameplay aren’t much different from what we’ve seen in other entries in the series. The game focuses on finding and catching pocket monsters, then training them and dueling against players from the entire world. Pokemon GO application works in conjunction with a dedicated gadget, sold separately, a wristband that gives us access to some additional options if we happen to be without our smartphone. The band will vibrate and glow whenever there is a Pokemon nearby.
Minecraft Earth
Adventure
June 30, 2021
Minecraft Earth is the mobile spin-off of the popular Minecraft, containing the key mechanics of the original gameplay, but bringing action to the real world through augmented reality technology. The title allows for joint building and adventure for people from all over the world, offering rich opportunities for cooperative play.
Jurassic World Alive
RPG
March 8, 2018
A mobile RPG inspired by the famous Pokemon GO. In Jurassic World Alive, the players are collecting DNA samples of dinosaurs encountered in real life. The samples are used to create new hybrids or to improve the ones already possessed. This enables the players to create armies of prehistoric creatures and use them to fight with armies of other players or to show their photos in social media.
White Day 2: Swan Song
Adventure
cancelled
Second part of White Day series initiated in 2001 with survival horror of the same name. After several years, the title received a remake entitled White Day: A Labyrinth Named School, and just before its debut on PC and PlayStation 4, White Day 2: Swan Song was revealed. The game is not a direct continuation, but a prequel, the action of which takes place six years before the events shown in the original. Players learn the fate of students trapped in a haunted school at night.
Follia: Dear Father
Action
April 30, 2020
The first-person horror game in which we explore a university campus dominated by supernatural, deadly monsters. The production has support for virtual reality - HTC Vive and PlayStation VR goggles. Italian independent studio Real Game Machine is responsible for its creation, and the publisher is Polish company Destructive Creations.
Table Ice Hockey
Arcade
September 25, 2012
Table Ice Hockey is a sports arcade game that takes advantage of the PS Vita console camera and the capabilities of augmented reality technology. Players take control of a five-person hockey team and participate in tournaments and single matches, both in single and multiplayer mode.
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity
RPG
November 23, 2012
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity is a roguelike jRPG game produced by Japanese studio Spike Chunsoft. The player directs the actions of the title battles traversing the labyrinths dotted with dangers. The title uses elements of the so-called augmented reality.
Start the Party!
Party
September 19, 2010
Start the Party! is a family-friendly social game that takes advantage of the technical capabilities of the PlayStation Move controller. Players have the opportunity to compete in a number of crazy competitions that require reflex, good movement coordination and a sense of humour. Thanks to the efforts of the Polish distributor, which is Sony Computer Entertainment Polska, the title was given a full Polish language version, and the role of narrator was played by Krzysztof Ibisz.
EyePet
Party
October 23, 2009
Simulation of a virtual pet using PlayStation Eye camera, produced by Sony Online Entertainment. In the game we take care of the animal, which can be freely modified. A virtual pet not only reacts to the movement of objects in our room, but also to the sounds and noises. An interesting feature is the ability to scan your own drawings into the game world.