A websocket game projected 130-feet up on a skyscraper in downtown San Francisco.
Probably the shortest lifespan of any project I've ever worked on; built to impress our neighbors 2 floors up on the 15th floor.
Watch the video they posted (inline below)
Probably the shortest lifespan of any project I've ever worked on; built to impress our neighbors 2 floors up on the 15th floor.
Watch the video they posted (inline below)
This is the screen, with the windows projection-mapped to fit the building across the street.
This is the laptop running the application, you can see it fitting within the building across the way.
These are the mobile screens: the first one is what appears when you visit the URL: you choose a team, which is the only option.
Once you've chosen a team and the waiting room is ready, you get the game play screen (TAP). This updates in realtime and is reflected on the building projection.
Once you've chosen a team and the waiting room is ready, you get the game play screen (TAP). This updates in realtime and is reflected on the building projection.