💱ARGs (Augmented Reality Games)

Here is an in-depth example of how an ARG (Alternate Reality Game) could work with the canvas and Spell Cards.

Let's say a group of users wants to create an ARG that involves solving a series of puzzles and clues in order to unlock a hidden message. They could start by creating a private canvas and inviting users to collaborate on the project.

On the canvas, they could create a series of nodes that contain clues, riddles, and puzzles that must be solved in order to progress to the next node. These nodes could be interactive, containing chatrooms and image boards where users can discuss and share ideas.

To further engage users, the group could create a series of Spell Cards that provide hints and clues to solve the puzzles on the canvas. Each Spellcard could contain a unique image, description, and marquee of hashtags that relate to the puzzle or clue that it contains. Users would need to collaborate and share their findings in order to solve each puzzle and unlock the next Spellcard.

As users progress through the ARG, the Spell Cards could become more difficult to unlock and provide more challenging puzzles and clues. The group could also create "hidden" Spell Cards that are only revealed once certain puzzles are solved or certain milestones are reached.

Overall, the canvas and Spell Cards provide a dynamic and collaborative platform for creating and solving puzzles in an ARG. By combining these features with chatrooms and image boards, users can engage with each other in real time and work together to solve complex challenges.