Woorld is free, but the phone it runs on sure isn’t
Most of us won’t be able to tryWoorldyet given its limited platform availability, but Funomena’s new toybox mobile game looks cute in the ways you’d expect from a Keita Takahashi project.
It leans on Google’s augmented reality technologyTangoto place trinkets and characters in your real-world surroundings, and if you play your cards right, they might just compliment your ceiling. “You will be able to find Pyramid, UFO, Toilet, and other import items,” says Takahashi in this demonstration. “And when you achieve the goal which we can’t talk about yet, sandbox mode will be unlocked.”
The first Tango phone for consumers, theLenovo Phab 2 Pro, is a steep $500, but wider-spread adoption will come with time as new phones employ this depth-sensing solution. Meanwhile, I’m still wondering what’s up withWattam, Funomena’s similarly goofy sandbox game for PlayStation 4.
