Templar, an Augmented Reality Game

Written by Luis Cruz on Thursday, 18 August 2011. Posted in Academic Portfolio

Handheld Augmented Reality | CS8803

Templar, an Augmented Reality Game

TEMPLAR is an Augmented Realiy Video Game for the Android Platform. It was developed for the Handheld Augmented Reality class using the Game Engine Unity with C# scripting and the Qualcomm AR SDK as the main tools. The game make used of only one tangible object which is a tracking board, and all the game is projected through that game board.

Prototype

This video game was intended to be a physics puzzle with a similar concept as Angry Birds.
The prototype presentation can be downloaded here Templar Intro Presentation

Intro

  • Physics puzzle game
  • Active movement of player around a virtual 3D maze
  • Control of game objects by:
  • Using frame markers
  • Phone motion (i.e Pitch, roll & yaw)
  • Inspiration:
    • Angry birds (iPhone)
    • Fragger (iPhone)
    • ARhrrr (AR)

The Final Game

Below you will be able to see the final video game video capture. For the final game details please download the final presentation: Templar Final Presentation

Tools used during Development

Unity game engine, Visual Studio (C#), Qualcomm AR SDK, Autodesk Maya, Adobe photoshop.

Video Demo

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About the Author

Luis Cruz

I am pursuing my MS in Computer Science at Georgia Institute of Technology (GaTech) with emphasis in Computer Graphics. I received by BS in Computer Science at GaTech in 2009 with specialization in Software Engineering and Computer Graphics.

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