Augmented reality experiences are usually pretty gash, and when you do find a good'un it requires hardware that costs a shit-ton of money. But Abhishek Singh seems to have figured out a way to make AR both accessible and awesome. His latest project brings Street Fighter II to life as a multiplayer game people can play in the real world.
The game was built using ARKit in Unity and can be played on an iPhone. To play, one person sets up the game on a flat surface, then a second person can then join the game and match starts when both players choose their fighter. Check it out:
Pretty awesome, huh?
This AR Street Fighter II game lets you fight in the real world
Abhishek Singh seems to have figured out a way to make AR both accessible and awesome. His latest project brings Street Fighter II to life as a multiplayer game people can play in the real world.
