AR Planet at Home is an augmented reality application that allows children to virtually experience various materials such as animals and dinosaurs.

AR Planet at home (AR Planet at home virtual zoo)

※V.2.5 update contents※

◎ Global update

Now enjoy AR Planet at Home in English. An English version has been added for worldwide users.

Even the effect of English education for children!! Meet now!

◎ Tutorial renewal

The how-to tutorial for first-time users has been updated. Enjoy AR Planet At Home, My Home Virtual Animal Win with a more friendly and effective explanation.

AR Planet at Home is an augmented reality application that allows children to experience virtual experiences on various materials such as safari/forest/grass animals and Jurassic dinosaurs.

Bring safari animals and Jurassic dinosaurs to your place, take pictures together in augmented reality and share them with your friends.

You can enjoy more exciting augmented reality with flashing graphic effects.

With precision tracking and light sensing, ARCore makes all these experiences incredibly powerful and realistic.

While walking with animals and dinosaurs, you can see realistically large, as well as direct and control various movements.

Animals in augmented reality, how to steer dinosaurs?

◉ Tap anywhere on the ground to place a dinosaur here.

◉ Observe the various behaviors of animals and dinosaurs through the lower menu.

◉ Give various effects to animals and dinosaurs through the effects in the lower menu.

◉ Take a picture and share it with your friends.

Main Features

◉ Realistic animals and dinosaurs

◉ Manipulate the behavior of animals and dinosaurs

◉ Various effects applied to animals and dinosaurs

◉ Realistic sounds of animals and dinosaurs

◉ Photos with real-world animals and dinosaurs

◉ Share saved photos with friends

*Application includes in-app purchases. Triceratops and Zebras are enabled by default. You can buy other animals and dinosaurs if you need.

We plan to update various contents such as new animals, dinosaurs, and marine life in the future.

Shall we go out to meet our Planet friends?