“For me, it was plain old nostalgia, and it made me feel playful in a way that I haven’t felt in a long time. The experience was so fun that I wondered if I could get back into the habit of playing with toy cars, even if they were digital. I found myself addicted, playing level after level. I delighted in seeing what would happen as I launched cars at different speeds, and I never got tired of looking at the tracks from different angles.”

“Crime Scene by A&E is a game for crime scene investigator fans. It draws inspiration from the genre; more specifically, from the shows on A&E like First 48 and Crime 360. The game lets you investigate crime scenes much like on those shows. It uses augmented reality to let you look around and hunt for clues, which is realistically placed directly in your home.”

“Knightfall takes a more serious stance than some of its augmented reality contemporaries by using medieval battles as its setting. It impressively places an entire interactive map on a space in your home, office, or in the street.”