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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Make it personal: Create your vTime avatar, with hundreds of customization options to make a realistic virtual you 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. Moving on, glue the ball holder to the top of the tree. Next, make the player boxes using rectangles 1 and 31/32 inches (5cm) by 4 and 23/32 inches (12cm) of carboard, and add some colored circles of paper inside to match the color of the balls you have to hand.

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 As with the tree trunk, wrap the strips around the circles to make an open-topped cylinder. Cover the outside with orange paper (or paint). Looking for something a bit more simple? Perhaps you should give Deep Space Battle a shot. A fun VR game that is compatible with Google Cardboard. It lets you control a spaceship deep in space and defend against the invasion of the Shadow Fleet. It does sound quite easy, but the game can be really challenging to play as you have to control the movements of the ship with your head. In 2018, Google even roped OEMs into making standalone Daydream VR hardware, so instead of being powered by a phone, Android and all the usual phone bits were integrated into a standalone VR headset. The first one announced was the Lenovo Mirage Solo. Google’s VR legacy With that done, make a small wedge of cardboard, and glue it into place at the crest of the curve of the base piece of cardboard. Next, glue the flexible piece of cardboard on top of the base cardboard and the wedge of cardboard so that one end of the strip is raised.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, load the tree canopy with some plastic balls. In this case, four are yellow, two are green, and two are red. Place the boxes to two sides of the base, and the game is now basically ready to play. Source: Creator Guy/YouTube

With that done, cut another piece of cardboard and glue it below the main base of the piece.Rinse and repeat all the steps above to make a second, matching cardboard assembly. Source: Creator Guy/YouTube Be sociable, together: vTime allows you to meet friends and new people in AR or VR, from wherever you are in the world. 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.At last, your cardboard table tennis game is now complete. Have fun! Game 2: Making a cardboard ball tree game Combining the world’s most famous military strategy boardgame with the world’s most famous FPS shooter is this Call of Duty Risk crossover from USAPOLY games. Specifically, it’s a Call of Duty Zombies crossover—just to amp up the fun factor. Next, take one of the next widest pieces ("Part 2"), and glue it between the two vertical struts as shown below. Source: Creator Guy/YouTube Next, glue the previous flipper parts to either side of the "roof" structure as shown below. Source: Creator Guy/YouTube Next, cut a piece of pink paper to the same dimensions as the base, and draw on a series of lines, or lanes, parallel to the perimeter edge of the base. Source: Creator Guy/YouTube

Keep your friends close: Build and manage friends lists to easily connect and see when your VR social circle is online. 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, 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 Chances are, many of you will know the drill with Risk by now. It’s a masterclass on how to make a fiendishly addictive and strategic board game, that will test the very limits of family ties and friendships. So, what does this Call of Duty Zombies edition offer that’s new?

You can use Google Cardboard for VR experiences such as gaming, exploring the world and beyond, visit popular places virtually, and much more. 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. 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. Choose your reality: Choose from AR (powered by ARCore), VR, or Magic Window mode (which allows you to vTime without a headset).