45 years after the original Space Invaders was released, Google and Taito are bringing the Invaders into the real world.
, that it would be expanding access to the 3D data it creates and collects to make Google Maps feel more immersive through the Google Streetscape Geometry API,will appear to play out in the real world through a live video feed from a mobile device’s camera. The aliens will be able to fly behind structures and terrain, pop up over rooftops, and will appear to emerge from warp holes that materialize on the side of buildings.
The game will be available for both Android and iOS devices today and will be compatible with “ARCore supported devices” running Android 11.0+ or iOS 16.0+. Looking at the , it appears to encompass smartphones and tablets that are already quite a few years old, including the original Pixel phone, the 2nd generation iPhone SE, and even the iPhone 6S.
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