A great example is Pokemon Go, where you use your phone's camera to navigate your environment, and virtual elements appear.
Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) are terms often thrown around in the gaming world but have some distinct differences. AR is a much more accessible technology, as almost anyone with a smartphone can use it, delivering virtual features in the real world. A great example is Pokemon Go, where you use your phone's camera to navigate your environment, and virtual elements appear. Apple's Vision Pro also uses AR in a fun and innovative way. VR kicks things up a notch, eliminating the real world and opting for a computer-generated one. VR headsets blindfold you for a fully immersive experience. Some great VR game examples are Asgard's Wrath 2 for the Meta Quest or the PSVR 2 version of Gran Turismo 7.