Jamie RobinsonCRE Augmented Reality Gaming is Here
British game developer Reality has released Landlord Go, an augmented reality game that hit #1 on Google Play's rankings last month.
The game takes elements of Monopoly & Pokemon Go where players can buy shares of virtual versions of real buildings in their cities.
Property values are based on real data that changes over time.
Players collect rent, visit other properties and trade their shares of buildings.
Reality says based on latest figures that there are around 350,000 players in the United States and over 1M worldwide.
Cities include London, Washington D.C. and Los Angeles.
