Alice vs AR Lopte

Ten delightfully illustrated hidden object scenes suitable for both children and adults, exploring some of your favorite locations from Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. From the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party to the Queen of Heart’s Croquet Field, discover Wonderland as you’ve never seen it before. Featuring 324 items to find, this is a game built for people who love to find hidden objects that fit the scene. Each scene is crafted from the ground up with the hidden objects built in, so that they integrate seamlessly into the illustration, and make sense in their locations. CASUAL & SCORED MODES Play with no timer and unlimited hints, or challenge yourself with scored mode. MASTER EACH LEVEL Replay levels to discover new items to find, and set a new high score, achieving three-star mastery. HINTS Use the hint feature to help focus in on more difficult hidden objects, to ensure your progress through the game. LEARN AS YOU PLAY Discover why Lewis Carroll chose to include the strange and unusual items he did in his classic tale, and learn new vocabulary from Victorian England.

AR Lopte is an Augmented Reality racing game. The player competes against the device with handballs instead of car toys. Each handball has a unique color and number. Four handballs are involved in the game. One handball is controlled by the player. Other handballs are controlled by the device. The player chooses the racing track and after that chooses one handball. Player can set a number of laps in the game. When everything is set, the player starts the game with a tap on the Start Game button. There are 10 racing tracks and 2 modes to play the game - Rookie mode and Default mode. In Rookie mode, travel-sign arrows show the direction - Tap the travel sign to apply that direction. In Default mode, the device is the steering wheel. The Device applies a measured angle to the handball - Tap anywhere on the screen to apply the force to the handball. For both play modes, Force can be between 1N and 10N (Newtons). If a player applies more successive taps, a bigger force will be applied and the ball’s speed will be bigger.