Windows Phone Game Review: HoloPhone 3D

Here's a neat app for your Windows Phone. HoloPhone 3D combines games and interactive displays to bring a decent 3D experience to the Windows Phone.

Key features include:

• 24 interactive hologram experiences
• Stunning 3D graphics rendered in silky smoothen 30 fps
• Astonishing physics environments with full multi-impact support
• 10 marble maze mini-game levels with scores and ratings
• New 'Asteroid Attack' mini-game - imagine "Fruit Ninja meets Asteroids in 3D"

A recent update to HoloPhone 3D besides adds an interactive wintertime snow globe into the mix merely in time for the Holidays.

When y'all get-go launch HoloPhone 3D y'all'll need to become through a serial of calibrations and tutorial screens. Once complete, you're taken to a main carte du jour with options to access interactive 3D scenes, 3D turntable models, a gallery of nonetheless images, and two mini-games.

The interactive and turntable options presents you with a series of 3D scenes that can exist manipulated by bear on. For case you have a 3D pair of dice that you can toss effectually or a 3D model of the Earth and moon that you tin spin effectually.

The gallery is a collection of iv 3D pictures that you can view from various angles by tilting your phone. The two mini-games includes Marble Maze where y'all tilt your phone to navigate a marble from ane bespeak to another and Asteroid Set on where you lot swipe at incoming asteroids to destroy them earlier they smack into the Globe.

All in all, HoloPhone 3D performed well. Graphics are nice and the interaction fairly smooth. I say adequately smooth because at times the app is wearisome to load and at times, the screen seems to be overly sensitive resulting in accidentally pressing back buttons.

The best way to view HoloPhone 3D is directly overhead to become the full 3D effects. Otherwise the graphics tend to drift toward the top of the screen.  The mini-games were decent with Marble Maze being the best of the two. I liked the concept of Asteroid Attack simply the asteroids were often indestructible regardless of how many times you swiped at them.

HoloPhone 3D definitely illustrates the potential of your Windows Phone graphics. While it is a slap-up app with a decent level of coolness, some that neatness seems to wear off after a while.  Don't get me incorrect, HoloPhone 3D is a overnice Windows Telephone app.  The graphics are absurd to look at and mess with only yous tin only spin a Frankenstein head so much.  If the Asteroid Attack game was more than responsive or another game was added, the draw to HoloPhone 3D probably would terminal longer. Luckily, there is a trial version available for HoloPhone 3D so you tin give information technology a endeavour before paying the $.99 for the full version.

You tin find HoloPhone 3D here at the Windows Phone Marketplace.

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Source: https://www.windowscentral.com/windows-phone-game-review-holophone-3d

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