Play your favorite board games with friends through the convenience of VR in All On Board!
Aug. 21, 2024Revolutionize your game nights by meeting up and playing together in virtual reality
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Getting everyone together for a board game night can be difficult, especially if you don’t all live in the same area. However, as seen during theFuture Games Showat Gamescom Presented by Sid Meier’s Civilization® VII, All On Board! presents a solution to this by allowing you to meet up and play games in VR.
This is much more personal than just playing together online, as you can see the other players' mouth movements, read their body language and gestures, and even make eye contact as if you were in the room together. Thanks to the augmented reality function of supported VR headsets, you can also bring the action into your own living room for an even more immersive experience.
Along with the convenience of having everything set up for you and progress being automatically tracked, you can use the in-game tutorials to learn how the particular game you’re playing works, as well as referring to pop-up hints during your turn to quickly reference rules without having to look them up every time. When you’re done for the evening, simply save the session and you can easily resume from where you left off at your next game night.
If you’re looking for more excellent games from today’s Future Games Show, have a look atour official Steam page.
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