Dynabytes' Fantasma, an augmented reality (AR) multiplayer GPS adventure game, recently received a significant update. This update expands the game's reach with the addition of Japanese, Korean, Malay, and Portuguese language support. Further expansion is planned, with German, Italian, and Spanish language versions slated for release in the coming months.
Fantasma tasks players with locating and battling mischievous creatures using portable electromagnetic fields as bait. Gameplay unfolds in augmented reality, requiring players to maneuver their phones to track and target these paranormal entities. Successful battles result in capturing the creatures in special bottles.
The game utilizes real-world GPS location to determine enemy spawns, encouraging exploration. Players can deploy sensors to increase their detection range and even team up with other players for a cooperative experience.
Fantasma is free-to-play (with in-app purchases) and available now on the App Store and Google Play. The game offers a unique blend of AR gameplay, location-based challenges, and social interaction, making it a compelling option for fans of the genre. For a broader selection of AR games, explore our curated list of top iOS titles.
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