An augmented reality mini-game arrives on Snapchat: it’s called Ghost Phone

An abandoned cell phone that hides many mysteries, including the fate of its owner. With a simple but intriguing plot, Snapchat today unveils its first augmented reality (AR) mini-game: Ghost Phone. Players will be able to immerse themselves in this augmented reality experience to find out what happened to the owner of the abandoned cell phone, coming into contact with creepy paranormal entities.

Ghost Phone uses the surface recognition system to detect the user’s gaming environment. This, coupled with the frightening Lente Ghost Phonewill bring players into a extremely immersive and full of mystery mini-game. It will in fact be necessary to look for clues scattered around the room: our room.

How to play Ghost Phone: Snapchat’s AR mini-game

To play Ghostphone it will be enough open the Snapchat app and look for a mysterious icon behind the rocket symbol in Chat. Alternatively, you can also start the game by searching for “Ghost Phone” in Lens Explorer.

At that point, players will have to decrypt the password to start the game experience, looking for clues in the messages (and not only). Once you unlock scary camera modes, you can look around to frame different types of ghosts in augmented reality. Once you have passed the various levels, and further clues have been deciphered, it will be possible find out what happened to Lisa.

Ghost Phone joins the nearly a hundred mini-games that offer Snapchatters fun app experiences. It will be even more fun to go to sleep, in the evening, in that same room that you have seen inhabited by hideous monsters.