Run, run, run!!!
What a fun game to play! I can’t wait for the next session. The banter with the runners is unmatched and the graphics are so good!
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Experience a unique augmented reality chase game where virtual avatars are pursued by real people in actual cities. This immersive mixed reality experience blends art, performance, and gaming, raising questions about our digital lives.
✓Location-based augmented reality gameplay
✓Real-time audio streaming
✓Mixed reality experience
✓Virtual city navigation
✓Live game events
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What's New in Can You See Me Now?
1.2.1
November 14, 2024
New map for the Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts and UI updates.
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What is Can You See Me Now? about?
Can You See Me Now? is a location-based augmented reality game where players guide an avatar through a virtual city while being chased by real people running in the actual city. It's a unique blend of art, performance, and gaming.
Is Can You See Me Now? a live experience?
Yes, Can You See Me Now? is a live experience. Players need to download the app to check for when the next game session goes live.
What devices does Can You See Me Now? support?
Can You See Me Now? is available on iOS devices, specifically iPhones, iPads, and iPods.
What is the age rating for Can You See Me Now?
Can You See Me Now? has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of players.
Does Can You See Me Now? have ads?
No, Can You See Me Now? does not contain advertisements.
How often is Can You See Me Now? updated?
The latest version of Can You See Me Now? is 1.2.1, which was last updated on November 14, 2024. This indicates a relatively recent update.
What awards has Can You See Me Now? won?
Can You See Me Now? has received critical acclaim, winning the Prix Ars Electronica and being nominated for a BAFTA. It is also recognized as a forerunner to games like Pokémon Go.
What themes does Can You See Me Now? explore?
The game is an immersive mixed reality experience that explores themes of presence, absence, and raises questions about our life online.
