How does the AR Gesture Magic Fighting Game work?
- Place the motion-sensing camera in front of the display, facing the player.
- A player stands in the marked area and sees a wizard on screen.
- Sweeping the arms makes the wizard cast a stream of magic.
- The spell hits the cartoon dragon.
- The round resets so the next player can step in.
What comes with the AR Gesture Magic Fighting Game?
- Motion-sensing camera
- Display screen
- Game software
What space and power does the AR Gesture Magic Fighting Game need?
| Play area | A clear standing area where the player can sweep both arms, sized in your quote |
|---|---|
| Mounting height | Standard indoor ceiling |
| Power | A standard power point |
| Network | No internet needed to play |
Where is the AR Gesture Magic Fighting Game used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
AR Gesture Magic Fighting Game: questions buyers ask
What does a player actually do in the AR Gesture Magic Fighting Game?
In the AR Gesture Magic Fighting Game the player sweeps both arms in the air to cast spells. The wizard on screen follows the movement and aims the magic at a friendly cartoon dragon.
Is the AR Gesture Magic Fighting Game safe for young children?
The AR Gesture Magic Fighting Game uses only arm movements in front of a screen, with a friendly dragon as the target. A parent can stand nearby, and the operator sets the age rules.
Can the wizard in the AR Gesture Magic Fighting Game be re-themed?
Yes, the wizard and dragon in the AR Gesture Magic Fighting Game can be changed to suit a campaign. We confirm what artwork we need and any extra cost in your quote.
Does the AR Gesture Magic Fighting Game work with a projector?
The AR Gesture Magic Fighting Game is a screen game, and we confirm the display type in the quote. A projector or large screen both work, provided the room is not in direct sunlight.