The team behind Google Glass released a truly amazing collection of video games called "Mini-Games."
The collection was created by the Google Glass team and includes mini-games that should, at least in theory, help developers imagine what they can do with the device.
The pack includes 5 games designed to keep Glass, wherever they are. The graphics aren't complicated, there's a musical soundtrack, and the gameplay is basic, but still fun to play.
The five games are called, “Tennis,” “Shape Splitter,” “Balance,” “Clay Shooter,” and “Matcher.” The names are pretty self-explanatory and it doesn’t take long for users to figure out what each one does.
For example, in “Tennis”, your face is a racket and you have to move your head in the direction the ball is moving to hit it back to your opponent. For everyone’s safety, this is not a game you should play while walking down the street.
“Shape Splitter” is quite similar to “Fruit Ninja,” as players must use their hands in front to cut blocks and avoid bombs.
For “Balance,” the player has to tilt their head to hold the books and avoid them falling. You’ll probably get confused while playing, but it sounds kind of fun.
“Clay Shooter” uses voice commands. Players must use words like “Pull” to create a character, while aiming with a tilt of the head. Saying “Bang” will fire at the target.
“Matcher” sounds a bit more complicated, mostly because of the head movements involved. While it’s a “match for two,” players move their heads around a 3D prism and select cards by tapping the touchpad.
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