Google Cardboard VR Virtual Reality 3D Glasses With Comfortable Head Strap and Optical Lens, Compatible with iPhone, Samsung, Google Pixel, LG, HTC, Nokia, Xperia, Motorola and other Smartphones

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Anyone who is familiar with the original Talisman game should feel fairly at home here. For everyone else, you might want to invest a little time in reading up on how it all works before settling down for your first game. And if you’re still not sure after doing this, there are some great tutorials on YouTube. Next, cut a 9 and 1/16 inches (23cm) long length of wooden or plastic rod, and thread it between the walls of the shelf and the "scoop" piece. This will form a rail to allow the "scoop" to run along. Secure the rod into place using a hot glue gun. Source: Creator Guy/YouTube Featuring locations from the Call of Duty Zombies series, and playable characters such as Tank Dempsey, Takeo Masakai, and Nikolai Belinski, this is a great twist on a classic board game. Call of Duty’s formula for making things more fun by adding zombies to it certainly works here. Keep your friends close: Build and manage friends lists to easily connect and see when your VR social circle is online. With that done, it is time to cut some more pieces. First, cut a piece 9 and 1/16 inches (23cm) by 13 and 25/32 inches (35cm). Mark out a dividing line 6 and 57/64 inches (17.5cm) long the longest length of the cardboard.

Take a vSelfie: What goes on in our VR social network doesn't have to stay there! Capture the moment with a virtual selfie.Rinse and repeat to make two more equally sized cylinders. Glue one of these to each of the remaining corners of the fenced base of the game. Source: Creator Guy/YouTube Fromsoft’s Dark Souls series achieved notoriety for its brutal combat difficulty and its punishing gameplay. However, strategy and perseverance rewarded gamers with one of the richest and most ingeniously designed gaming worlds ever created. This Steamforged board game adaptation takes those key elements and translates them into tabletop form.

After that, cut a rectangle of yellow paper and glue it into a place where the pins will be placed. Next, cut another strip of cardboard to make a dividing wall down the middle of the base. Next, cut a series of circles with a radius of 63/64 of an inch (2.5cm), and some strips of cardboard 2 and 3/4 inches (7cm) wide. Strip one side of the cardboard to leave the internal ribbing exposed. With the cardboard pieces in hand, take one of the largest pieces ("Part 1") and lay it flat on a table. Then, take two of the "Part 4" pieces of cardboard and glue them to either end of the larger piece vertically. Source: Creator Guy/YouTube After that, make some more circles of cardboardwith a radius of 1 and 1.16 inches (2.7cm) and strips of cardboard 1and 49/64 inches (4.5cm) wide. Cut the second one in half, and glue them perpendicular across the center of the first intact horseshoe to make a sort of bowl shape. Glue this to the top of the tree trunk to form some arced "branches" of the tree.Ordinarily, a post-nuclear apocalyptic wasteland wouldn’t be your main go-to location for a good time. However, in the case of Fallout, that’s exactly what the original game series offered. Combing the rad-infested wastelands for supplies to spec-out your weapons, taking out dens of raiders, and shooing-off rad roaches were just a small part of what made this open-world RPG experience so compelling. Next, make a second equally-sized door shape of cardboard, and strip off one side of the cardboard to expose the ribbing underneath. Source: Creator Guy/YouTube Choose your reality: Choose from AR (powered by ARCore), VR, or Magic Window mode (which allows you to vTime without a headset). We love our video games. We love them so much that we can't wait to see what game developers have in store for us next, with the release of each installment in their franchises. Well, now there are also an impressive amount of board games based on your favorite video games and video game series too. Then make two curved pieces of cardboard to form the walls of the ramp. Glue these to the base as needed. With that done, make a strip of cardboard (with one side removed) and glue it to the ramp frame to make a curved ramp. Source: Creator Guy/YouTube

You can use Google Cardboard for VR experiences such as gaming, exploring the world and beyond, visit popular places virtually, and much more. This board game comes complete with four hunters, plus numerous enemy miniatures, including Watchers, Striders, Grazers, Scrappers, and Sawtooths from the original games. All miniatures can be painted and customized and are highly detailed. This modular-based board game puts up to four players on the edges of a vast, unexplored landscape. Each player has just one objective at the beginning of the game and must take bold steps into the world, completing quests and challenges as they find them, to try and survive the horrors of these irradiated planes.The second game requires players to hit colored balls out of a "tree" that corresponds to their basket's color. If the ball stays inside the fenced base of the game, you "score" and need to put the ball in your basket. Next, make a par of horseshoe shapes 25/32ths of an inch (2cm) wide, 7 and 3/32 inches (18cm) across, and 5 and 1/8 inches (13cm) tall, with a flat base 1 and 31/32 inches (5cm) long. Source: Creator Guy/YouTube So currently, in the Android ecosystem, we have Google Cardboard and it works decently well. It’s certainly not in the same league as Oculus Quest and HTC Vive but does the job sufficiently well for low-end VR content. Next, cut two small strips of cardboard, and glue them to either side of the first piece. With that done, cut another small strip of cardboard. Express yourself with vMote gestures: Our suite of 17 virtual emojis includes wave, blow kiss, and celebrate!