Mobile Development

This Halloween, the haunted house is yours.

Haunt and Seek uses our proprietary ectoplasmic vapor detector to help you locate ghosts and ghouls inside your home or outdoors using augmented reality (AR), then sends you and your friends to hunt them down by sound and sight competitively.

HOW TO PLAY
• Host a hunt and invite up to 3 friends on nearby iPhones or iPads, or hunt alone
• Scan your rooms across multiple floors or outdoor spaces together to build the haunted map
• Switch on night vision (under settings) in dimly lit areas
• Follow the ghost’s heartbeat while looking for its ectoplastic blue glow as it gets louder
• Get close, hold it in your sights, and catch it before it flees

Every catch earns points, with bonuses for speed and streaks. The ghosts do not stay caught for long: they come back somewhere new, so the hunt keeps going until the clock runs out.

PICK YOUR SCARE
• Easy: see the ghost through walls. Great for kids.
• Normal: a faint shimmer gives it away through walls.
• Hard: it hides behind your walls. Trust your ears.

PERFECT FOR
Halloween parties, trick-or-treat warm-ups, sleepovers, and dark, quiet nights at home. Rounds run 4 to 9 minutes long and can be changed under Settings.

Best with headphones. Keep a clear path, especially with the lights dimmed. Uses home WiFi (will not work over guest networks) or Bluetooth.

Please note: for the best multiplayer experience, iPhones and iPads should be on the same iOS version. Haunt and Seek requires access to your camera along with motion and fitness activity (used to access your device’s barometer to determine the floor you and the ghosts are on). We do not capture or store any data (i.e., video, images, environmental data, etc.) used by the game.

COMPUTER SPACE REMADE — the world’s first commercial arcade game, reimagined for iPhone and iPad.

Guide your vector wireframe ship against waves of enemy flying saucers.
Survive as long as you can. Climb the global leaderboard.

FEATURES
· Inertia-based ship controls faithful to the 1971 original
· Escalating enemy waves with elite saucer variants
· Hyperspace emergency escape — tap with two fingers
· Global leaderboards via Game Center
· Fully synthesized arcade sound design
· Non-intrusive ads between games and only after the 3rd wave

The game that started it all. Can you beat the machine?