Jadu launches multiplayer AR mobile fighting game
Jadu has released a multiplayer mobile fighting game that uses augmented reality (AR) to blend the virtual and physical worlds.
Dubbed Jadu, the game is available now for free download on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, as well as on Google Play for Android devices.
With Jadu, the company said players can transform their surroundings into an arena where their avatars engage in real-time player-versus-player (PvP) battles with remote opponents.
Jadu wants to bring the concept of Street Fighter to life by allowing players to command their avatars within the real world. This unique gameplay experience enables users to customize their avatars, challenge friends, and compete against new opponents.
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The game’s tech uses LiDAR sensors, high-resolution cameras, and fast networking capabilities found in modern smartphones, creating an immersive gaming experience that was previously unattainable on any other platform.
One of the standout features of Jadu is its collaboration with famous personalities from various fields. The single-player campaign mode features fights with alien robots designed in partnership with Michael Bay, the producer/director of Transformers. Additionally, exclusive in-game items, such as hoverboards designed by Lewis Hamilton, Grimes, and Snoop Dogg, are waiting to be discovered by players.
Jadu is the brainchild of Asad J. Malik, the CEO and founder of Jadu’s Los Angeles-based studio. Malik has gained recognition as an AR visionary, having been named one of Variety’s 10 Innovators to Watch, Rolling
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