Dead Drop Desperado
by Petricore, Inc
A western duel where you shoot/dodge bullets using only sound via Bose AR Beta
| App Name | Dead Drop Desperado |
|---|---|
| Developer | Petricore, Inc |
| Category | Arcade |
| Download Size | 60 MB |
| Latest Version | 2.0 |
| Average Rating | 4.33 |
| Rating Count | 10 |
| Google Play | Download |
| AppBrain | Download Dead Drop Desperado Android app |
Requires Bose AR Beta capable device(Frames, QC 35 II, NC 700)
Set in the Wild Wild West, Dead Drop Desperado pits two players in a “Matrix”-style bullet dodging duel where they take turns shooting and dodging in slow-motion. While shooting, a player holds the phone and can see the digital representation of their opponent which they can tap at and shoot a whole revolver clip at whatever speed/pattern they desire. The person dodging will have the Bose AR Beta tech to rely on which serves as the way of orienting their real-life space when they dodge as they listen closely for the bullets whizzing through the air.
How many bullets does my opponent have left? Should I fire it all in the same direction and catch them off-guard, or should I aim in all directions and cover more ground? It’s a battle of wits to determine the winner of this western showdown.
Recent changes:
-Changed video system (takes longer to load, but a lot more reliable)
-Fixes to framerate issue found with the previous version (still the same version of the SDK, but we modified it to prevent the framerate issue we were finding with certain devices like the S8+ and the Pixel XL)
Set in the Wild Wild West, Dead Drop Desperado pits two players in a “Matrix”-style bullet dodging duel where they take turns shooting and dodging in slow-motion. While shooting, a player holds the phone and can see the digital representation of their opponent which they can tap at and shoot a whole revolver clip at whatever speed/pattern they desire. The person dodging will have the Bose AR Beta tech to rely on which serves as the way of orienting their real-life space when they dodge as they listen closely for the bullets whizzing through the air.
How many bullets does my opponent have left? Should I fire it all in the same direction and catch them off-guard, or should I aim in all directions and cover more ground? It’s a battle of wits to determine the winner of this western showdown.
Recent changes:
-Changed video system (takes longer to load, but a lot more reliable)
-Fixes to framerate issue found with the previous version (still the same version of the SDK, but we modified it to prevent the framerate issue we were finding with certain devices like the S8+ and the Pixel XL)
