Exploring AR Experience with Thermojelly: a Competitive AR Board-game with Tangible Interfaces
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ThermoJelly is a smartphone-based local multiplayer AR board game built from eight square tiles that players arrange horizontally or at different heights; virtual avatars (colored jellies) share coordinates in a single physical space so each player sees the same events from different viewpoints. Two mini-games (a timed race and a star-collection mode) run with joystick control, and a home study with 22 participants finds the AR play fluid and fun but flags joystick control seen as unnecessarily complex, while players request more physical pieces and a clearer storyline.
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