If you or your kids are a fan of LEGO, you can now download the LEGO AR Playgrounds app in the App Store for iPhone and iPad. The app was first featured on-stage at WWDC 2018, earlier this year.
This app uses augmented reality thanks to Apple’s ARKit to bring your LEGO to real life. Here’s what you can do:
Mix Realities: Bring a physical LEGO® NINJAGO® set to life with an action-packed AR game scene.
Master Ninja Skills: Control your Ninjago hero and put your combat skills to the test. Stay in the action as long as you can!
Play with Friends: Team up with a friend to play in the same AR space around your physical LEGO® sets. Work together and help each other defeat the Dragon Hunters.
Be Creative: Design, place and share objects and power-ups with friends to create unique strategies for taking on the enemy.
According to LEGO, NINJAGO AR is “the first playground to use Augmented Reality technology to detect a real physical LEGO NINJAGO set and bring it to life with exciting effects, games and animations.”
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