Gettysburg: A Nation Divided

Gettysburg: A Nation Divided

History in Augmented Reality

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22 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 7, 2020
  • August 29, 2023

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Experience the Battle of Gettysburg through immersive augmented reality. Witness historical events unfold around you, collect virtual artifacts, and learn the personal stories of those who lived through this pivotal Civil War moment. Unlock the full experience to explore the battlefield with location-based guidance.

Augmented reality battle simulation
Virtual artifact scavenger hunt
Animated historical avatars
Location-based battlefield guidance
Earn virtual coins and ranks
360 slow-motion action scenes
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What's New in Gettysburg

3.0

August 29, 2023

Great news! The Gettysburg app is now completely free to use. - Users now have full access to the app without the need for in app purchasing. - Additional optimizations and minor bug fixes have been addressed.

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User reviews

Make this a game, and give it a sandbox and campaign.

Now so far, I love this game, but I really want a game version, please! A way you could do it is combine history, with gameplay.

Can you make more civil war games like this?

Can you make a game like this about the battle of fort Sumter and have a great day or night

Question

Are you really going to add a sandbox and a campaign are you just joking.

Can you make more civil war games like this?

Can you make a game like this about the battle prairie grove Arkansas and the battle of Fort Stevens and Shiloh and Vicksburg and bull run please.

Can you please make a game about this? Where is similar to total war games?

I am hoping that you make a game about this where you are a commander of a military, and there’s a campaign and a sandbox where you can choose between union and confederate, armies, and fight the enemy with artillery, musketmen And cavalry of your choice please do this because it would make me really happy and don’t make the graphics bad like all those other games
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What is Gettysburg: A Nation Divided?

This app offers an immersive, augmented reality experience of the Battle of Gettysburg. It uses mixed reality and photo-real animation to transport you to July 1, 1863, allowing you to witness the battle unfold around you and learn about the people who were there.

What are the key features of the app?

Key features include augmented reality simulations, an artifact scavenger hunt, collecting virtual Civil War gold coins, earning military ranks, and location-based guidance when visiting the Gettysburg battlefield. You can also see animated historical figures share their stories and witness the Gettysburg Address delivered by an AR Abraham Lincoln.

How much does the app cost?

The app offers a free trial to try out its features. To unlock the full experience, an in-app purchase is required. This allows access to all historical content and interactive elements.

Can I use this app anywhere?

Yes, the app is designed for use anywhere, including at home, school, or in a park. However, when you are at the actual Gettysburg battlefield, unlocking the full app allows you to use your location to guide your journey and see events unfold at their precise historical locations.

What kind of historical information does the app provide?

The app provides historically accurate details about the Battle of Gettysburg, focusing on the turning point of the Civil War. It brings to life the stories of ordinary people, soldiers, women, and journalists through animated avatars, offering a rich understanding of the battle's effects.