ARBEEF: AR Fighting Game

We've got beef. Settle it on the living-room floor — yours or your friend's. ARBeef turns any photo into a cartoon 3D fighter, then drops two of them onto your real floor in augmented reality. Two phones, one fight, each player on their own gamepad — in the same room or across town. SNAP Photograph a friend, a pet, a mug, a kid's drawing — anything. No arms or legs? We'll draw them in. A few minutes later you get a low-poly caricature with a full move set. DROP THE ARENA The host taps the floor and a two-metre fight line appears on it. A friend in the room points their camera at the QR code on the host's screen, and both phones see the same arena in the same spot. A friend far away gets a link in any messenger and drops the arena on their own floor. FIGHT Move, jump, punch, kick, block. Rounds go to knockout, best of three. Then hit Rematch — or record the clip and share it. SAME ROOM OR ANOTHER CITY • In one room, fights run directly between two iPhones over local Wi-Fi. They work offline once your fighters are made: basement, cabin, plane • Over a link, the phones connect directly when the networks allow, so it feels like the same room. Your own moves show instantly • A fight link works until its first fight, up to 7 days, so you can send it for later • Talk to your opponent with voice chat during an online fight and right after it. Your mic stays off until you turn it on, and voices never go into clips • Every fighter has the same stats — only the looks differ, so it's fair PAY FOR FIGHTERS, NOT FOR FIGHTS Fights, rematches, catalog fighters and clip recording are free — side by side or over a link. One credit makes one fighter from your photo. Credits never expire, no subscription. If a photo can't be turned into a fighter, the credit comes back automatically. INVITE A FRIEND Bring a friend: when they sign in for the first time with your code, you both get a credit for a new fighter. This is a limited-time offer and may end at any time. Requires iOS 18 and two iPhones for a fight — side by side, or anywhere with internet. Only use photos you have the right to use — ask your friends first.