Tabletop games
Place a persistent board and playable pieces on a detected surface.
AR Game Development
Games that connect virtual characters, objects and rules to the player's surroundings, with practical handling of tracking, movement and session state.
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Puzzle roundPieces stay in the play area
Pause when tracking is lostTools & technologies
- Unity
- AR Foundation
- Mobile sensors
- Game backend when needed
Game rules meet the player's surroundings.
Location experiences
Connect game objectives to agreed locations and permission boundaries.
Camera-based play
Combine tracked objects with scoring, progression and feedback.
A tabletop puzzle round
Capability Example
A player scans a table and starts a puzzle with movable virtual pieces.
Illustrative data. Nothing is sent to an external system.
Example workspace1 / 3
Tabletop board
- Surface confirmed
- Puzzle board anchored
- Pieces ready
Lock the board to a confirmed surface.
Puzzle move
- Piece placed in bounds
- Rule check accepted
- Tracking temporarily lost
Validate piece placement against puzzle rules.
Resumed round
- Play paused during tracking loss
- Board anchor reacquired
- Piece positions restored
Pause on tracking loss and restore the round after relocalization.
A completed round with its score saved independently of the camera session.
Follow the record through the next step
A playable loop with spatial edge cases.
- Playable AR game loop
- Scene and interaction assets
- Tracking recovery tests
- Device builds and release notes
- Playable AR game loop
- Scene and interaction assets
- Tracking recovery tests
- Device builds and release notes
Design for the space available to play.
Physical environment
Define room size, movement expectations and play-space guidance.
Connected play
Shared anchors and multiplayer synchronization are separately scoped from a single-device game.
Questions before we start.
Can you add AR to an existing game?
Yes, when its content and rules adapt to spatial interaction. A prototype should test that fit before a full conversion.
Does every game need location access?
No. Tabletop and surface-based games can often work without geographic location; permissions follow the actual mechanics.
Bring your starting point.
Bring the core game loop, target devices and the intended playing environment.
